It begins with years of bullying at school, well before puberty.
Making sex work legal doesn't seem like a solution that addresses anything about the actual root cause of this issue.
A great reminder that "the way things are" often are just accepted, never questioned, even ritually enforced; all while drifting further and further from better ways.
Mom doesn't do my laundry anymore; doing laundry sucks; the world desperately needs an uber-for-laundry app.
For HN readers who have launched (or are about to launch) web apps: how did you get the first set of users to start using the service?Not everyone manages to get into techcrunch or win one of those startup competitions, which is often the way to 'seed' your first 1k users...Would you pay, on a success basis, for a service to deliver you your application's first x users? Say, $1 per new...
Seeing a domain name with an MVL (Minimum Viable Logo, haha) is really much better for imagining how strong it could be than just seeing it listed in text.
However, I found the selection too limited. So I think an interesting model for you would become a marketplace: 1- invite squatters with domains to sell to post their names on your site 2- invite designers to freely create logos to un-logoed domains 3- sell this wider selection to your audience, sharing the revenue with both squatters and designers.
Good luck - with more selection, I would easily find the service worthwhile at that price point.
It's incredibly misleading, frankly unethical, to post content like that and pretend like they're publishing with the author's consent. How disappointing.