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Yeah, I think Europe, and also Japan are way more serious collectors. Probably because they have a genuine music interest and just don't do music easily and want to take care in the process, I don't know. And they are not too big into being the latest r'n'b hit downloaded from the internet that gets only 78 million random streams and radio plays that in reality don't mean that much anyway other than people hearing it.
But yeah if you have and find the right records in good condition you can earn big moolahs...also I guess second hand buying and selling is also bigger because people collect and yeah people can pay.
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I wish that the ignore list would not just hide posts of the user. It should also hide the user completely from your view, like if they never registered, while they won’t be hidden if you’re logged out. In addition, it should also hide you from the user you blocked, making it not possible for them to read your posts or access your profile. You can block them from reading your blog or your VMs, but I wish it applies to posts as well.
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Yeah, I mean a lot of sites and softwares got this unfortunately. I mean I guess it works here since I only had to block one user because they were harassing me for reasons and I don't see them around but if it's on Discord or if I had to block an active user it'd be really annoying since you can still click/see it, wmh.
-Apples-
Apple Imperialist
Did you know:
Algebra is MUCH harder than basic math THAN calculus is harder than algebra. Or the difference of difficulty between basic math and algebra is greater than the difference of difficulty between algebra and calculus.
Algebra is MUCH harder than basic math THAN calculus is harder than algebra. Or the difference of difficulty between basic math and algebra is greater than the difference of difficulty between algebra and calculus.
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When someone on this site told me that the radical left or radical Democrats don?t exist, that sounds like a double standard. They?re basically saying that it?s not possible for a leftist to be radical, but it?s possible for a rightist to be radical. The left-wing has radicals too. Saying that bad apples on your side don?t exist but bad apples on the other side exist is blatant hypocrisy. I even blocked three users for having that mentality and for villifying me over my Republican support.
Yeah some people on this site are freaking tools...thankfully a lot(I wanna say MOST) of people here are nice too!
-Apples-
Apple Imperialist
I agree. At least Bell Tree isn’t as bad as those larger sites, including subsections of larger sites.
I still think this site was at its worst during the first four months of 2015. Not only I was treated worse during that time than any other time, but there was a lot of fighting, a couple members left when they’re not even members for six months (thanks to the bad members of TBT), and a very popular thread got locked because it exploded to a fight so bad it was out of control. It was also around the time of that notorious confession blog people used to anonymously bully others. And did I forget to say, the IP scandal? All of this happened within the first four months.
Yeah that blog I shall not mention again was just pure bull****, I wonder why it even lasted as long as it did.
And yeah re radicals, it can be on both sides and I don't support Republicans one bit but yeah people are what they are as long as they don't create flame wars I guess.
And yeah re radicals, it can be on both sides and I don't support Republicans one bit but yeah people are what they are as long as they don't create flame wars I guess.
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One of my least favorite parts about it (besides their doxxing of me and my appreciation of the moderators) is how the staff won’t let us discuss it here. They didn’t state it in the rules, they refuse to state it in the rules, yet they treat discussion of the blog like how law enforcement treats felonies that warrant federal prison for 10 to 25 years, while they treat discussions of hacking like how schools treat offenses that just warrant a detention when that is explicitly stated in the rules not to discuss it. Like I said before, if it’s not stated in the rules, then it’s not a rule. To punish people for something not stated in the rules, that’s injustice, regardless of how strict the rules are or how harsh the penalty is.
EDIT: I have to admit that while I respect the staff and appreciate the work they’ve done on this site, there are a few things they decided on that I do not agree with. Like their limit on the avatar extension, their tolerance towards bumping old and unpopular threads (especially from 2014 and earlier), and when they fined everyone that exploited a glitch in the username change system).
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