OK, I didn't spend too much time looking at this, but one thing caught my eye: No sharing code. WTF? We can hardly get people to say exactly what they are doing now! I'd quote some notorious forum posts, but I don't want to embarrass anybody specifically, since there are a lot of people generally who don't want to take the time to ask good questions.
Did they mean proprietary code?
I lol when I see anything called "My..." anyways. I can't help thinking of a local adult contemporary radio station that had a series of TV ads showing this lady dressing as purported listeners of other radio station formats. She looked better as a metalhead with bad attitude than as the adult contemporary!
Eddie Awad
· 1 year ago
@Joel, You're right. How did I miss that?! I find it hard to believe that "sharing code" is under the Don'ts. Maybe they made a mistake, they meant to put it under the Do's. I'll send them an email to inquire about this.
Donald K. Burleson
· 1 year ago
In order to cut-down on their labor costs, the extra cost MetaLink will allow any metal-level member to post responses to others members questions, and be evaluated on the quality of their responses!
This should be fun to watch.
MOSC will include features commonly found on social networks like Facebook and MySpace, useless features such as member profile pages (where people post unverifiable experience and credentials), discussion forums (where pretenders and weirdo's insult you as they attempt to answer questions), plus private messaging for secret communications.
What could possibly go wrong?
Eddie Awad
· 1 year ago
Donald, you have a very interesting point of view. It should be fun to watch indeed.
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Did they mean proprietary code?
I lol when I see anything called "My..." anyways. I can't help thinking of a local adult contemporary radio station that had a series of TV ads showing this lady dressing as purported listeners of other radio station formats. She looked better as a metalhead with bad attitude than as the adult contemporary!
This should be fun to watch.
MOSC will include features commonly found on social networks like Facebook and MySpace, useless features such as member profile pages (where people post unverifiable experience and credentials), discussion forums (where pretenders and weirdo's insult you as they attempt to answer questions), plus private messaging for secret communications.
What could possibly go wrong?