Yes, 1:1 would be better. But whatever the ratio may be, uploads not conforming to that ratio should not get stretched.
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You're right to a degree. For magazines with corporate brand names, you're right. That's not the majority of what's being created, but it is some of it.
Not really, as there's no economic incentive.
In your settings, you can change your Homepage to "Subscribed". Or you can just go to /sub.
Thank you. Something to bear in mind when you revisit notifications:
I'm concerned the Purge button has a race condition. I want the Purge button to delete all of the notifications that I currently see on my screen — not any newer notifications that I haven't yet seen.
Nothing says 2023 like your house getting canceled for its allegedly racist doorbell.
it's going to need to move itself to prove it.
If you were raised Christian, you should know how much God loves human faith. He would never do anything to deprive us of the challenge of faith, because He knows how healthy it is for us to live on faith. Everything He directs us to do is for our own good. Revealing himself would deny us that opportunity. There will be a second coming, but by then it'll be too late.
Let it go and leave us alone.
You know where to find us when you're ready. Wishing you all the best.
Interpretations are certainly ever-changing. The underlying word of God is different from translations.
Just report and let the admin sort him out.
Is that your version of "kill 'em all and let God sort it out"? No, I don't "prohibit" anything. My point was just that this is a Christian organization following the Bible, which is to be expected of them.
Yes, and some of them are pretty wacky translations. But the underlying word of God is unchanging.
I was raised an atheist and didn't find Christ until adulthood, so I do grasp that it's all voluntary. I also recognize that you can't force anyone to be Christian against their will.
So on those points we agree. Where we differ is that I firmly believe my God is your God, and neither of us could ever change that, no matter how much we may want to. Christ came to save all people, with a focus on those who need it most. So yes, Christianity does apply to you, even though you don't want it to.
I fully understand your "get off my back" perspective, honestly. Telling someone else how to think or what to do is a remarkably terrible way to make friends. I'm not here to be a jerk. Promise. I know you're going to do what you're going to do, irrespective of me. I only want to take every chance I can get to give testimony of my own experiences with God, and to follow the Great Commission for anyone who actually cares to let a seed get planted.
So does that mean we can coexist? I certainly hope so, but I recognize you may think I'm overbearing.
Leftists tend to be more artsy than conservatives, and care more about aesthetics. They're more likely to move somewhere just for its natural beauty, and once the population reaches a threshold, there's a snowball effect. You can see the same effect inland too, in Denver, Jackson, Flagstaff, and Moab.