If they could force you to pay a royalty every time you so much as thought of a book you once read, they'd do it in a heartbeat.
Tomato, tomato, as far as they're concerned.
You mean Chromium Brave Edition?
That "something" might just turn out to be as simple as "ignore it".
Why? First, because this editorial board doesn’t like getting yelled at. Second, there are going to be way fewer people with way less power mad at us.
Not untrue.
lighten up man
That's right. You don't skip your responsibilities because you think another link down the chain won't fulfill their duties. You do your job and make whoever skips out on their responsibility to put their name to it. Doesn't matter if nothing practical comes of it. Integrity and faith in "the system" demands no less.
I use Publii. It is a static site generator, and it's open source. In my opinion, statically generated sites are superior for a lot of purposes. You can upload the generated site to any web hosting service. It doesn't include any trackers. It actually only produces the content you ask it to.
It is also very easy to use. The interface is a lot like what you'd expect if you're familiar with Wordpress or similar. If you have an existing Wordpress blog, you can import it and keep all your content.
My blog is generated by Publii. There is no code running on the server, it is all plain HTML. I run a self hosted tracking service myself, but I had to intentionally add it to the footer of the generated pages.
If there were ever a man that didn't deserve any sympathy for something like this, it is Mitch McConnell.
Charity should be freely given. If you don't want to, then don't. You are not obligated to take care of people you are only tangentially related to.
Those screenshots are unreal. Did real people write those? Unironically? Screenshots from Threads is going to do for cringe what Twitter screenshots did for humor.
Just like we drew it up.