So common? Does this journalist have no knowledge of Usenet? It's not common, it's older than most websites these days. To suggest Flaming and Trolling are unique to comments is false. They predate comments by years.
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So common? Does this journalist have no knowledge of Usenet? It's not common, it's older than most websites these days. To suggest Flaming and Trolling are unique to comments is false. They predate comments by years.
A bit OTT on the drama there.
It does everything I need and has not let me down. I have renewed once after a year and have every intention of continuing to renew it.
I wouldn't just call it a 'blog reader' though. It's an RSS reader.
That is juvenile and detracts hugely from the actual message.
And 98% of what?
At a glance and with no real history or numbers this would seem meaningless.
So if a customer uses twitter to express any displeasure they could be kicked out?
I backed it. I do not have a copy of the game to play.
That means it is not finished.
If I am wrong in that please do tell me how.
Reddit runs a lot of ads where people will link to Amazon with their own affiliate tag. So they are selling nothing, not really promoting anything, just trying to get their affiliate cookie planted in as many browsers as possible. There is also at least one sales aggregator site (which just scrapes price feeds) which does the same. It is that sort of ad which the sub readers do not like.
A genuine ad from a company would be welcome but as you have pointed out Amazon and others have built their rep without ads so finding a reason for them to suddenly spend is going to be hard.
and now I can pretend I am.
You deserve your problem if you use that terminology for whatever people are not reading.
They were not close friends then.