8 Pros + Cons of Motion Invest for Buying & Selling Websites
Motion Invest offers strong support and quick sales for buying and selling websites but has lower-quality listings and a basic interface.
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Motion Invest offers strong support and quick sales for buying and selling websites but has lower-quality listings and a basic interface.
The MeowApps Social Engine plugin offers free and affordable social media management with WordPress integration, but has some setup challenges and interface flaws.
Mt. Rainier National Park is an incredible, beautiful, and underrated National Park.
Interesting take -> Is there such a thing as a classic?
The PATH Foundation has been building out an entire network of protected trails around Metro Atlanta.
Yup. This post is right on -> Bluesky and enshittification
Well-done post -> What I want from Mozilla
If you are able to support environmental causes, look at buying a hunting / fishing license. It’s leveraged & incredibly effective.
The Cohutta mountains in Georgia’s section of the Appalachians are not especially high, but their topography is unique enough to generate their own weather.
In September 2021, I sold the shivarweb.com website on the Empire Flippers marketplace. Shivarweb.com was a website that not only…
We went several years owning a Nissan Leaf and a mid-size SUV. But when the SUV was in the shop…
Looking over the pond at Kubota Garden in Seattle, Washington
The last collection of detective stories written by Arthur Conan Doyle is still surprising, fun, and better than most detective fiction today.
Youth sports aren’t what they used to be.
Fascinating podcast episode from Odd Lots -> How Fraudsters Are Bilking the Government Out of Billions of Dollars
Love this post about the intersection of politics & culture -> Sloth was not the right answer
Cabbagetown in Atlanta has devoted entire blocks to massive murals.
Christianity: The First Three Thousand Years by Diarmaid MacCulloch is a doorstop of a book that is readable, fascinating, and approachable.
So lovely, peaceful, but full of energy, but also not the place to sunbathe.