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Yeah. And Gab, and others. There's actually a bunch of them: https://cinternet.org/social-media-for-conservatives/ Pays to test a lot of different ideas all at once and see which one sticks.

Have no direct insight into what Trumpbook will eventually look like, but here's the question: why is he doing this? Is it because he wants to control a social media platform, or is it because he knows he has an audience and doesn't want anyone getting in the way? The answer will affect what...

The real question: when I pay my developers in India in BTC, am I at risk of prosecution?

Do you keep logs?

This is not technical advice. If you want to help someone in this situation, remind them it's a big world and cancelling only goes so far. I was cancelled in 2014, back when it was called de-personing. The people who did this to me were cancelled about a year later. Looking back, the...

Suggestion: write a strongly worded letter to the lawyer. Ask for your money back, explain why you want it returned. Most retainers can be cancelled. If a lawyer has not yet provided a service, they have an obligation to return unused funds. It's because of attorney-client relationship. It's...

There will be brokers who will make proxy purchases on your behalf. That's technically what Charles Schwab is doing right now. Expect to have to keep a cash account and lose a fee for each transaction.

NFTs are like art, they are considered assets with an appraised value. The question is whether they keep that value. Just because something sold for $200k in 2020 doesn't mean it will sell for more in 2030. Art dealers and auction houses are notorious for finding buyers to spend on overpriced...

This is not the Digital Yuan. It was created by a guy named Yuan who works for Oracle. https://www.yuan.org/index-en.html Trades at about $0.025 per USD. Was at a high of $0.04 recently.

While you are notable, you are in a niche where Twitter is very selective in handing out the Blue Checkmarks. Be careful about paying anyone who promises to get you one. There's no strategy that just leads to this, someone at Twitter has to like you.

For Moodle - it depends. Some courses are public, some aren't. For EDU sites, a useful method is to look at how it was built. You will find a lot of sites built with software called Drupal, the education space uses it widely. It supports comments and forums, tons of ways to post links. There's...

Links from EDUs, even in comments, can be useful as tier 3 links. Especially when they deal with gender studies.

Yeah, I use Python and Elixir for all my scraping. Multithreading and scalability are important. Selenium is a fine tool but headless is better for testing.

Some people make money coding Alexa voice plugins. There's a long tail there, but it's like any other marketing challenge. Done right, you can get some good data and turn that into a secondary line of business.

The biggest lesson I learned is to stay ahead of the curve. I founded an agency and ran it for 15 years. We started by specializing in a specific software platform and building the market for it. Eventually it became a big deal. A couple years ago, people in the community started spouting...

At first glance, the landing pages concern me. There would be a big quality difference between them and any blogs I'm running. But I think the audience for the average Clickbank product is going to respond to these kinds of pages. Maybe they don't get served through a web page, but through an...

I read the guide. @mancar487 - Have things changed since 2017? The affiliate products / landing pages concern me.

Yeah, the appearance of the site drives people away. But I'm more concerned about the content. The content deals mostly with SEO. With that domain name, you could get more traffic with content related to devices and software.

Affiliate links are the simplest way to monetize your blog. Do searches for your niche, find products / services that offer affiliate links, and adapt your content.

Drop the domain. You will be fighting an uphill battle.