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by Festro 8y ago
Site is unsecure - get your HTTPS sorted Copy font size is tiny on desktop Your brand name isn't even on the homepage! Your selling point "we build creative websites" does nothing to set you apart from your competitors - they
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by Festro 8y ago
Absolutely this happens and for a variety of reasons. It's technical term is brigading. It doesn't have to be government-backed, just a group or sub-group banding together in a 'brigade' to downvote comments. Two things
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by Festro 8y ago
Such a noble sacrifice Joel - you could therapy yourself into being successful but you choose to do it for others instead for a low cost. You're a saint.
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by Festro 8y ago
A concept that sounds completely illegal in the EU. A website that asks for your email in order to find out more about getting other people's emails. Hmmmmmmmmmmm.
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by Festro 8y ago
Wow, hindsight is 20/20 eh? Another good quote from the incredibly optimistic article: “Obviously, Google believes in it if they’re rebranding on .xyz,” No, they just thought that having abc.xyz would be a cute thing to do for their pa
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by Festro 8y ago
But you don't just store social media ids. You seem to misunderstand that you're entering into a partnership with a third party. They become a data processor on your behalf. They process a whole lot more, and you have access to a
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by Festro 8y ago
Facebook have changed their privacy policy and ask for consent to track via external sites through things like the 'like' button. Google Analytics is largely anonymised and deletes data after a set time now, including any custom u
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by Festro 8y ago
Great another member preview eaten up for the month, thanks. /s
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by Festro 9y ago
Wow, illegal marketing. Go you. https://ico.org.uk/for-organisations/guide-to-pecr/electroni...
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by Festro 9y ago
This is always oversold as 'untranslateable', when it just means 'can be translated, but not in a single word'. Really nicely presented though! :P