But that’s one way it used to be, making connections that requires effort to engage with (calling, emailing, etc). If you want to give up the convenience of any particular online social network you have to do the work to foster those relationships differently.

Give your email out to people. Ask for theirs. Send the emails. Call them if they give you their number.

This patent was granted in the US.

Daniel Raab from Naperville Illinois

The only moral theft is my theft.

Can’t get feedback if no one plays it and a demo is the easiest way for someone to play it.

What’s the risk of creating the demo? Is there a downside?

How can someone know which mfg are good and bad? Or those who have changed?

They are looting their company for him and each other. Simple as.

Wordpress makes up like 40% of the Internet depending on the source of the claim. I’m pretty sure it’s used for more than just blogs.

I’m already wasting my time on this site and other “social media”, I don’t need to waste more of it by seeing shitty commenters regularly. You tag them to avoid, I block them to avoid. We are doing very similar actions, but I don’t even see them and waste my time reading the tag that tells me they suck

Idk. You do you but curating my online experience is not a red flag, it’s healthy