My instagram account is broken. There is something wrong somewhere with some log in -- on their side, as every profile and system I see has correct information.
When I try to log in, it says "Try again later" depending on the method. The method that produces this result is consistent.
(I'm not getting into details as to what works and what does not for security purposes)
In all instances -- my information is correct, their handy "did you violate community standards?" dashboard is green, I did not.
There is a tech issue. Maybe it'll resolve itself. I'm abandoning the Netherworld Post instagram account for now because I can't spend more time on it.
There are "report a problem" inboxes -- I have sent several dozen notes over a dozen days -- no reply. No confirmation of receipt. There is not a help desk. There is not a customer service agent or bot to chat with.
I respectfully urge anyone who is running a shop on Instagram to begin diversifying their platforms.
I am making notice of this not to put Instagram on blast but more to complete the last 11+ years I have been on social media as Evil Supply Co. or Netherworld Post stating --
Be aware of what can happen, if your business depends on a platform without support, you're one bug away from losing your business.
This is my old instagram link, if you desire proof. Maybe someday it'll get fixed automatically, some cache being cleared or whatever and I'll get a note from someone reading it! "Hey it's working now?"
In the mean time: netherworldpost.com has the email signup for the blog launch (April 2023) and the store launch (Autumn 2023).
Both of those systems are connected to things with customer service agents whom I can, and have, chatted with about various things.
(finger water pistols) stay safe insta fellows, I can spend no more time on this, I have a business to build.
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I Miss Google Plus
I Miss Google Plus
About four years and two months ago, Google shut down it’s fourth and most ambitious attempt at creating a social network, Google Plus, after almost 7 years and 10 months of operation. At the time I didn’t find that outcome surprising. I already wrote years ago about my initial experience with Google Plus and a follow-up post a year later. You can click those links to read my thoughts, I won’t…
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Indian Rupee, Economy and its Growth
Indian Rupee, Economy and its Growth
Economy is “the state of a country or region in terms of the production and consumption of goods and services and the supply of money” (OR) careful management of available resources. Economy might affect both business and development, the factors that affect economy are might be tax rate, inflation, labour, demand, supply, recession, education, training, law and policies etc…
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• Your own failures could be the root of your hatred for others.
• Pwòp echèk ou ka rasin èn/rayisman w’ pou lòt moun.
#succes #failure #root #hate #hatred #treatment #igusa #tiktokusa #facebook #instagram #tiktok #satisfaction #peace #man #woman #life #humanity #mankind
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Today I’m tarnishing my soul, by researching « Marketing on Facebook » to help the family business.
The things we do for love… *sob*
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This is regarding your post involving making friends. I have had a spectacular amount of failures in meetup groups, particularly involving men from multiple meetup groups trying to take advantage of me or using me. In addition to that, the other members of the groups tend are often quite rude. Also, many meetups in my area tend to fall into one of the following categories: professional seminar, mommy & me, or the other members are double my age or older. What would you advise?
Volunteering - find something you care about and see if there is a local volunteer opportunity; you might want to look into food banks or mutual aid projects.
Crafting - this will likely be an older crew, but making friends with older people is cool honestly.
Sports - see if there's a kickball league or some other variety of low-key sport that you can sign up for.
Get super into the local music scene. Go to bar shows, go to basement shows, go to backyard shows. If you go to places where they have local music and hang out a bunch you will get to know local music people eventually, which includes both people in bands and people interested in bands.
Become a regular at your local library. Go once a week at the same time of day and you'll start to get to know people.
Become a regular at something else local. If you go to the same coffee shop three times a week for a few months and are polite to the employees you will probably eventually have friends among the people there; even if you do this by walking around the neighborhood park at the same time of day you will start getting to know the park regulars people love habits and if you can become a chill part of their daily scenery they will eventually want to investigate further.
Start your own club of some kind. Maybe start a book club for a particular genre of book that you like, or start a movie group where you meet up to see a movie together twice a month. You can post things like this on meetup websites or facebook, but you can also make fliers to put up in places that you think people you might find interesting would hang out.
Join a gym and go regularly. Sometimes a random person you see all the time in a gym can go from being a reliable on-the-spot spotter to a good friend.
Take a class locally. See if your town has a community center that offers cooking classes or computer classes or any kind of classes even things you already know. I keep making jokes about improv but improv people are great; see if you can take an impov class. See if your local music store offers music classes (I made weirdly good friends with the folks at the music store where I took vocal lessons; this was a pleasant surprise!)
When you try any of these places make friendly smalltalk with the people you encounter and express interest in them. If you are speaking to employees, make sure you're giving them lots of conversational outs because attempting to befriend people who are working can feel like you're cornering them, I'd actually say don't try to befriend the employees at a business unless you go there and they attempt to befriend you, however as someone who worked in coffee shops for ten years if someone randomly started showing up for six hours a week I would almost certainly have gotten to a friendly shoot-the-shit level with them within a month; if you go out among people who are sociable and are around them enough sometimes the sociable people go "aha! new friend sighted!" and do the hard work for you, but you do have to go to places to let yourself be found by the sociable ones.)
I do not, generally speaking, use meetup groups as a generic thing as much as I look into what groups exist locally that I am interested in. If a local game store is running a weekly Magic tournament, that's a better place to meet people in my opinion than a one-time bowling event.
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