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If positive language changed your life for the better, what would you say next?
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Anything is happier than this. But the music and presentation is - power! And anything after it seems, well, lightweight.
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Thunes to acquire payments platform Tilia LLC
Kyrie Deka replied to AzureWaves's topic in General Discussion Forum
Its all conjecture of course, but I'm kind of encouraged by the Feedback thing documenting stuff, Last evening I actually received an email with links one-click (and if signed in already in the browser) I could comment or vote like 10 seconds or less!). Wow. Not what I have grown used to. Encouraged, that is all, nothing more... yet. Communication avenues new? That work? That aren't so buried and mired in blocks between here and "comment" that I run out of time? This, at least in this moment, looks different - and maybe even promising. So as related to Tillia/Thunes, perhaps this movement of assets is part of a plan to overall better the place, realigning workgroups/experts to work on stuff that needs work inworld, and less time/expert resources committed to Tillia (which is less needy per se). Blind, I am dreaming, conjecture. But encouraging. Time will tell. And you can bet in 10 years many of us will be here looking back, to see what the changes of early 2024 actually produced. -
Thunes to acquire payments platform Tilia LLC
Kyrie Deka replied to AzureWaves's topic in General Discussion Forum
Amazing. Disappointing! I'd have never expected that. Nothing should be that hard. I know in many things though it seems digital communications are either mired in system-mud and two computers don't talk to each other (still!), or they are soooo mired in s security-mud where unfortunately it keeps the real owner away from their money more so than it seems to keep away the crooks! Nothing should be that burdensome to any customer wanting to hand over funds to an entertainment source. If that article about Thunes has any truth to it beyond rah-rah press release, its possible the cleaning up of those kinds of connections is right up their alley of expertise!