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For a moment there, I thought I was reading The Onion.

It's a bit of of a movie/TV trope, especially after a character dies--the widow would try to preserve the scent of their spouse/lover via clothing, pillow, etc.

Also, this situation is yet another reason why companies like Tesla need to be able to sell direct-to-consumers.

Those sites aren't selling links and neither am I. We're just filling out submission forms that need to be reviewed and rejected or accepted. And most of those sites use nofollow or obfuscated links and that's fine. The goal is to have BetaList--or whatever--showcase your site...not game Google.

So why is my site getting chewed out, but StartupLister (and others like it) is celebrated as a wonderful resource by HN and Reddit users (hence my footnotes)?

I honestly don't understand why people are struggling with this. I keep asking simple questions and I get answers that completely disregard everything I've said.

This will be my last comment on the matter.

And most sites are nofollow anyway (or they obfuscate their URLs) so what difference does it make?

It's not nitpicking when correcting a meaningful mistake.

If the author is reading this, you should know that your post was very lucid and engaging. Much better than most of stuff posted on Tumblr.

You seems very capable and determined, you should consider freelancing. Please keep us posted on your progress.

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Is Chloe Sevingy a prostitute because she had REAL sex in the movie, The Brown Bunny? I'd say no.

Also, blind optimism is not required for success. And no domain name is an antidote for a shitty idea that nobody cares about.

There's no point in buying an expensive domain name for a company that may not survive past the startup stage.

Note: a large swath of web users don't even understand the concept of a domain name or address bar...instead they google terms like "Gmail" and "YouTube" thinking this is how they are supposed to visit web sites.

What's more, tech-savvy users wouldn't think twice about visiting domain name ending in ".io", ".ly" and so on. (Hence their proliferation.)

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I can't help but wonder if this article is some kind of prank--it's far too ill-considered compared to Graham's usual standards.

http://inbound.org/

I vaguely understand that workplace stress can be debilitating, but I don't have a clear understanding of this issue.

Would you mind shedding a bit of light on your story?

Hmm, that sounds intriguing. You might be on to something.

EDIT: The screen's backlight could be used to (partially) recharge its own battery.

A: The temperature in vancouver is interesting and relevant to whats available to learn on the Wikipedia article on this topic about Vancouver.