I've been extremely busy taking care of business, as well as personal issues. This is why I haven't been updating lately.
Quick check-in though. I have a few concerns about the way some websites are run. One concern is that most networking sites claim that they are there to protect people's rights and privacy, and yet when you want to confirm that someone is being impersonated, they ask for proof. Now, that's fine - if it's you, you can prove it right? But, at the same time, they DON'T ask for proof from the impersonators! What sense does that make? If you're going to insist on proof from one, then they should ALL have to follow the same instructions. But they allow the "fakes" to continue while giving you a huge list of things you have to do to prove yourself. I won't mention which networking sites do this - but I will say they are EXTREMELY popular, and millions of people know about and use them.
Luckily, at this time, there's only one person that I have to offer proof about - because if there were more, I don't think I would have time for it, lol.
Other than that - just trying to keep things together... I hate feeling overwhelmed.
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