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A Web Directory of some personal web sites we maintain. Client sites are NOT listed. We used to own 100+ domains with each having their own respective web sites, but have since downsized everything and used the Community to store content.
Used as the face for hosting clients: Discussion
The server for all our sites: General Discussion
Specifically for our Web Business: General Discussion
Charitable web site creation: Discussion
Mostly to have our business mane secured: Discussion
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The main name of our Community: Discussion
You are here: Discussion
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A blog of experiences with Autism.
A MMORPG online: Discussion
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Crime statistics in T&T: Discussion
Personal Sites
Used as the face for hosting clients: Discussion
The server for all our sites: General Discussion
Specifically for our Web Business: General Discussion
Charitable web site creation: Discussion
Mostly to have our business mane secured: Discussion
Discussion
Discussion
The main name of our Community: Discussion
You are here: Discussion
Discussion
Discussion
A blog of experiences with Autism.
A MMORPG online: Discussion
Discussion
Crime statistics in T&T: Discussion
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Personal Sites Continued
Domains For Spelling / Typos
Its easy to get our domain names wrong so we registered these just in case some of our users weren't sure.Discussion
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The issue of online courtesy is quite complex, especially for moderators of platforms or discussion forums like this one. In general, some people defend their opinions rudely, replicating the same behavior they display in real life. It seems to give them a sense of power, as if they are above being questioned.I’m not necessarily referring to partisan politics here, but to any subject where someone "Thinks" they know everything.
I am a moderator of a shared literature contest focused on Horror and Suspense. The goal is for participants to post their stories and for everyone to provide feedback on the characters, plot, and narrative pacing of the submitted texts. It’s not uncommon to see two or three authors flaunting their "Literary expertise" with harsh criticisms and aggressive comments, without offering any constructive suggestions. Many people lack the ability to be diplomatic when criticizing. You can absolutely critique someone’s story, but it should be done politely and with arguments that help the writer see what can be improved.
Simply saying that someone’s text isn’t good, that it’s missing this or that, or comparing it to a child’s or teenager’s work is very hard to tolerate without eliciting an equally intense response. And when the moderator steps in to ask the "Universal knowledge expert" to tone down their rudeness, they are often accused of suppressing freedom of expression. Sometimes, indirect comments arise, suggesting that the critic is right and the moderator is the problem.
It’s a very complicated situation. Life is too short to stress over something so trivial.
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