The day is still mysteriously crawling with the undefined weather prognosis, my headaches are all gone and my parrot decided to be normal once in a while. Probably he pushed all his frustration out and now he is dreaming something. Believe it or not, a parrot also chirps while he sleeps which is utterly hilarious.
There are other things I want to discuss now, maybe important maybe not so much, but it is something that I noticed.
For some time now I stick to the decision to not create any tutorials, because of one really annoying thing. Whatever I write, being it useful or just some sort of a huge collection of something, I soon find it on another person's blog.
I would be fine with it if it was a rewrite with updated invite codes, but those are a complete list and blocks of my own invites and most of them are expired.
So, when I receive a question why my invitation codes are literally all expired, I am kind of confused because these tutorials ( one in specific) are wined out and expired almost four months ago. These are not my own texts and I didn't re-published them afterward.
Second, I really don't need an attribution for an expired thing, also a person made sure to add up a word count above that list that includes nothing but a few empty shells of something every person with a common reason can assume for himself.
Third, I see people getting flagged and down-voted for wrongly formatted blockquotes or because of a free attribution image, but where is that rule where an entire main body of my resource article gets snatched and the thing goes entirely unnoticed, repeatedly.
I think that a certain programming should be upgraded to catch more than what it does now and maybe our vision is a bit flaky with all of that in one big boiling pot of misunderstandings and rat race chaos that nobody seems to know how to untangle.
Should we all be like that? Maybe we all are. We are all somebody's 'darlings'.
