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videogames are a critical part of life for many people. find ways to integrate with, interact with or somehow involve steam. like literal steam it is pervasive, rising and hot espite being as old as time itself. look at gaben. some joke that he is a god. ignore that silly crap and look at the decisions he makes for the company. he rarely makes bad moves.
ai is being forced violently down everyone's throats. i didn't sign up for this internet snuff film. it's all over the news. websites have removed assistant popups offering help. gppt, guinea pig potty training.
not the magazine, put down that spice. nothing needs to be spiced up. milhouse is not a meme. the streisand effect is temporary and ultimately works. let it grow naturally, if you force it, the masses will reject it, shit all over it then leave it for dead.
people need a place to go. you have a place. people don't like change. they move when their home dies. when it turns to shit. your enemy, whether by design or not, is reddit. reddit grew as digg died. let reddit die. a sea of people will steadily migrate over unless you supershittify faster and harder than them. look at a-a-ron's [rip] early work with reddit and markup. keep. it. simple. keep it tight. don't make it look like a sea cucumber with all the extra shit twiddling off.
remember deviantart? remember tummbler? remember imgur? what do they have in common? they all got rid of porn. their slow decline began at that moment every time. porn is hard (i don't mean like that), once a site's ability to share porn goes down (not like that) it's really hard (not like that) to get it back up (not like that). there are plenty of obvious risks. csam. trafficking. too much or too little goatse (it's not that little baby, please).
in short, time (3) for hot (5), steamy (1) humans (2) giving enemas to sea anemone (4). or something like that (6-9)
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Poetry. I’m glad my feed has gone from mostly porn to not so much porn, and more seemingly real content.