Thanks bot!

Neat little bot. This is a great introduction to the steem js client. I upvoted and resteemed. I'd love to try adapting to use Serverless so that it could run on demand and would ot have to be running

There is an opportunity to use upvotes and downvotes to moderate ads. Upvotes could decrease CPM or CPC, while downvotes could increase CPM or CPC. I like this beacuse it incentives advertizers to create

When your testing lacks automation, but they are still helping.

LOL, no I didn't ...

Yes. What really made me want to throw a fit was when an empty string passed. I used isNumber()

I totally agree this is a saner way to to do to than adds. And the end result would enjoy a way better user experience. That's all great. I don't write for any advertizer supported media. I do get paid

I totally agree with you here. People are just so normalized to accept ads, even if they annoy all of us. It's just about acclimatizing people to something new.

Oh sorry. I misunderstood. I will open a pull request.

Thanks bot!

@kanedizzle08 Thanks for reading. For context, until 2012ish I didn't know anything besides very basic HTML. Now I make my living doing and teaching PHP and JavaScript development. Mainly what I've found

Custom post type support would be great, your concern about exposing private data, for example a WooCommerce order, which is a post is relevant. A pretty safe bet would be to respect the public flag of

Thanks, she doesn't like getting a bath, but they give her a nice scarf, which I think she likes having for a bit :)

This is a very interesting idea. I would worry that by putting this on a site, users would complain about the excess resource usage. I've seen other web developer friends complain on Twitter about pages

These are good tips. For my work I go to about 10 conferences a year and need to go to more small networking events, so these types of tips are great for me. I also recommend going into every event that