Agreed. I got a few paragraphs in before I had to scroll back up and remember what the title was. The over-used prose and running sentences made me give up.
Agreed. I got a few paragraphs in before I had to scroll back up and remember what the title was. The over-used prose and running sentences made me give up.
I started using a service called Fakespot to weed out fake reviews. I don’t know if it’s legitimate, but it does feel like it helps me choose products better
I started using a service called Fakespot to weed out fake reviews. I don’t know if it’s legitimate, but it does feel like it helps me choose products better
I'm curious if you've found a good replacement for Amazon? I don't mind a higher prices/smaller selection if the products are higher quality and ethically sourced.
I'm curious if you've found a good replacement for Amazon? I don't mind a higher prices/smaller selection if the products are higher quality and ethically sourced.
I'm in Canada, and rarely shop on amazon. My online shopping strategy (which, truthfully, comes second to in-store for many items) is to find retailers specific to a product type or brand, rather...
I'm in Canada, and rarely shop on amazon. My online shopping strategy (which, truthfully, comes second to in-store for many items) is to find retailers specific to a product type or brand, rather than shopping through a centralized site. Not sure if it's "easier" to search these in not-USA, since I can search "[item name] canada" and usually get a bunch of hits for various canadian stores selling that item.
Well.ca (toiletries/personal care) is one of the few I can think of/use that's exclusively online, otherwise I find many tend to be online-versions of actual stores.
I feel like had this author used AI to write this article, he would have done a better job at conveying his message.
Agreed. I got a few paragraphs in before I had to scroll back up and remember what the title was. The over-used prose and running sentences made me give up.
I started using a service called Fakespot to weed out fake reviews. I don’t know if it’s legitimate, but it does feel like it helps me choose products better
I'm curious if you've found a good replacement for Amazon? I don't mind a higher prices/smaller selection if the products are higher quality and ethically sourced.
I'm in Canada, and rarely shop on amazon. My online shopping strategy (which, truthfully, comes second to in-store for many items) is to find retailers specific to a product type or brand, rather than shopping through a centralized site. Not sure if it's "easier" to search these in not-USA, since I can search "[item name] canada" and usually get a bunch of hits for various canadian stores selling that item.
Well.ca (toiletries/personal care) is one of the few I can think of/use that's exclusively online, otherwise I find many tend to be online-versions of actual stores.
I keep thinking about how Cyberpunk 2077 should have a cheap shitty gun called "Apologies but that request is against OpenAI's terms of service"
It would be a fine name for an Ian Banks Culture-series warship.
Nobody else thinking these screenshots are fake? The capitalization is all messed up so I doubt the text came straight from ChatGPT.