Why did you put "Yahoo (Microsoft)"
Yahoo doesn't own Microsoft.
537 karma · joined March 19, 2010
Yahoo doesn't own Microsoft.
You'll also need the OS loaded for updates via the internet.
I agree that it needs more info. I'll be taking care of that soon, keep an eye out.
Okay let's do this in assembly, you down?
I've had several very successful websites and I was always dealing with people and companies trying to "shake me down." I think it's just part of the game.
>> Despite its track record of successfully defending cases brought in U.S. courts, in July 2003 a default judgment was entered against the site in the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court High Court of Justice for EC$27,100,932.00.[4] The award, made in Eastern Caribbean currency rather than U.S. dollars, has not been recognized or enforced by any U.S. Court.
The amount of information in the more than 1 million reviews that would be considered "private" is less than what you would already find through available avenues such as a Google search or even public records.
Fortunately, I don't live in the UK, so their laws don't apply to me, even if they say they do.
It's pretty easy to make your point, even a negative one, without being libelious/hateful/rude, which is the way it should be done.
The account simply narrows down the results for you based on your selections of categories and locations. You can enter just one location and it will still work, it just doesn't tell you that.
The account is barely an account, just pick a username and e-mail address, click, your password is in your inbox. Simply used to remember your preferences since it's pretty heavily customized (narrowed down) for you, to be relevant.
Now that I've explained it a bit more, do you have any suggestions?
I don't think it's right to have "no money to buy food" and "no money to buy cigarettes" in the same sentence.
That's the founder of Yelp. Should I tell him I'll hide the bad reviews if he signs up as an advertiser? LOL
Anything that seems hateful, defamatory or gossip-like gets censored from public view and hidden from the search engines.
Thanks for the feedback about the categories. I'm working on allowing people to narrow down categories like you described.
I'm open to any suggestions you may have that would make it seem less "centered around libel" - I thought I was doing a good job with it already, but maybe not.
There are currently over 1.3 million reviews of people from the US and Canada. Everything ranging from doctors to professors to lawyers to investors, and more.