And why exactly would I care if I disgusted some permanently-online kid that struggles to type correctly? Your sense of importance is inflated, bud.

Damn look at you still going! Good boy. Let it all out.

You are clearly hurt, so I will let you rest. Ponder upon how to respond more contently and maturely in the future would be my advice. Would do you much better as you can read comments thoroughly and not make random implications. Best of luck to you in your journey, buddy.

The fact you can’t address the point says everything.

It’s simple. You said as long as there isn’t effort for the reader, you dont mind. So you care.

Then you said you don’t care about the reader.

Make up your mind? That’s where your logic fails. But it’s typical in online forums like this. People spend all day here.

Again, I never said you couldn’t type that way. I’m not sure why you keep responding as if I did.

Yep never said otherwise… lol and you did say you cared in your first reply but I can see you don’t follow logic too well so I’ll leave it at that.

Very peculiar perspective denying the already established language standards of punctuation and capitalization… Autocorrect exists to show you the “corect” way.

For anyone raised in a standard education system, there is effort to read comments like that. We’ve learned to pause, exclaim, incur emotion, and apply tension, all through punctuation and capitalization. Your comments are read as breathless long-winded statements for those of us who still subscribe to language standards…

Thanks for the response, though.

Out of curiosity, why go out of your way to not capitalize correctly? Like ‘I’ has to be easiest in any autocorrect.

Then how can you say mental health is “one of the most neglected forms of care”, then go on to neglect the mental health concerns brought up by the article by minimizing it to a single comparison made in the first paragraph?

We can all agree that content moderation is incredibly harmful, and if we want to support mental health care, that should be the focus of discussion.

I’m confused though. The platform is the same cost as a gaming console if not cheaper? You can buy a quest3 at a good price.

Good point. I have used the Fladder app to download content!

I download all my content to my laptop/phone and then just run a server from there, either using jellyfin, vlc, or casting software to my firestick.

But since it’s a month long, it’s a decent amount of content. I mean, you’re already planning on buying ram so you could spin up a virtual server for like 15 bucks or less and just use that for a month.

Also since you’re bringing this pc, it doesn’t have to be crazy. I’d just use Windows or any OS you have and serve my content on the network using Jellyfin or VLC. Since it’s jellyfin you can use their clients and avoid transcending, and should be set on a mini pc.

That’s a fair opinion. I could never imagine contracting someone to put content on my website, then making my end users pay to even see that content just so I can ensure I can pay my writers, knowing it drives most traffic away. An ethical and intelligent website host would ensure more consistent and effective ways of bringing in income, which is their responsibility.

We live in a digital age where most of everything on the internet is free. Putting your site behind a paywall is a surefire way to ensure your website will receive less traffic in this day and age, but to each to their own.

Tons of ways, the most common is ads and partner affiliates.

That’s not the responsibility of the end user. That’s the responsibility of the host. If you’re going to have people write your articles, pay them.

Years? Yeah that’ll be the end of this year, at most.