Don't know what you're comparing us with, but we're just not that into that whole normative narrative kind of thing.
I'm other words: it's fine, even if we'd be like that.
Don't know what you're comparing us with, but we're just not that into that whole normative narrative kind of thing.
I'm other words: it's fine, even if we'd be like that.
They're monkeys, give em some slack.
Put up a yearly donation drive (like Wikipedia) but unlike Wikipedia do:
Ideally the donations will be handled through a non-profit org dedicated to this particular purpose. If the donation level is high enough, developers can be hired to further improve the source code. Currently the funds are managed through OpenCollective, but with enough growth this may not be feasible any longer.
This will most likely lead to heated debates as this will build a somewhat centralized organization, which necessarily comes with power concentration.
I've read the novel. This one could be pretty fun if they don't ruin it.
No game no life, season 2. To be released: apparently never
Raeliana. I've read the manhwa and I love the couple. It's refreshingly different from most of the romance mold.
I'll wait until it finishes to binge it all in one go. I've read the manga anyways, so the content won't surprise me.
I use it because it's the best shot we have to build a real alternative to Reddit. It feels a bit like Reddit at 2008 or so.
But I have the feeling that I might just stay for the community.
Was nationalism ever awesome? From an outside perspective it was quite disturbing and worrying.