There are a lot of browsers I haven’t used, not because I have particular dislike but because I am comfortable with the ones I am already using.

I don’t use instant coffee, I buy beans, roast them, grind them and the brew in a moka pot. I like black coffee

Yes, I have made money as a social media marketer. I also work in a marketing agency, handling various aspects of digital marketing, which includes managing campaigns, creating content, and analyzing performance across different platforms.

I’m active on a few social sites like Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, X and YouTube.I also have accounts on a few other platforms, like LinkedIn, Pinterest etc. but I don’t use them regularly. Most of my engagement happens on Instagram, Facebook and TikTok

No, I’ve never been banned on any social media platform. I try to follow the rules wherever I’m active, so I haven’t had any issues so far. I also make sure my posts are respectful and avoid controversial content.

I usually use my email to create new accounts since I’m not comfortable sharing my phone number. I prefer keeping my personal number private and rely on email for verification and communication whenever possible.

For me, wealth would definitely change my lifestyle. I’d buy more convenience, travel more often, upgrade my daily routines, and worry less about small expenses. I think extra money would shift how I spend my time and energy, even if my values stay the same. Wealth always brings some level of...

Animals help us far more than we often realize. They support ecosystems, provide companionship, and even improve human mental health. In return, we can protect their habitats, reduce pollution, support ethical farming, and treat them with care. A balanced relationship benefits both sides.

I’ve seen a lot of wild animals in zoos and national parks. I’ve even been on jungle safaris and seen a lot of wild animals. The most memorable moment was seeing tigers in their natural habitat. It felt completely different from anything that you can see in captivity. The memory stayed with me...

How much is “just enough” for you? For some people driving luxury cars and taking regular vacations also count as just enough because for them owing a private yatch ir jets is more than enough. While others feel having foid in plate and a rooft a ive the head is enough. What does “enough” look...

Well, if you are missing emotional support, life can weigh on you heavily more than you actually realize. It’s natural to want someone who listens, understands, and shows up when you need it. Reaching out, even in small ways, can help you find the connection you are looking for.

My experience as an admin is mostly with phpBB, and I think it is solid and reliable. As a forum user, though, I have tried a bunch of platforms, and based on my experience XenForo always seems to performing better than most of the popular forum software

Right now I only have one staff member, so I usually communicate through email or a social app. On my past forum I had a few people helping out, and we used to hold quick meetings on Discord to stay coordinated.

I haven’t used donations on my blog or forum, but I have used a similar approach when selling digital products. I’d offer the item for free and simply ask anyone who downloaded it to buy me a coffee if they found it helpful. Sometimes I received donations

Monetization is on my cards however, I haven’t monetized my forum yet. I plan to start with AdSense. Once traffic and engagement are strong, I intend to transition to a membership model. That's because I think ads are distractions and membership will generate more stable revenue.

I’m new to forum administration, even though I’ve used forums for years. I focus on learning as I go, in fact I am learning trial amd error. I am trying to prioritize urgent tasks first and then gradually organize routines, while observing what works for more experienced admins.

I’ve run both a blog and a forum. My blog was free hosted, I wasn't very serious with it. I run a self hosted forum on open source. In my experience, the blog is easier to manage, while the forum is more challenging because it requires constant moderation, engagement, and community management.

I use apps like Zoom, Discord, and Slack to manage remote teams. I frequently manage remote work in my daytime job, but I haven’t applied these methods to my online gigs or even forum management yet.

I stay calm and listen carefully, trying to understand their concerns fully. I also acknowledge their frustration, ans try to offer clear solutions. I also set realistic expectations. Keeping communication professional and empathetic usually helps me resolve issues without escalating tension.

Well, there is something called creative freedom, which is heavily exercised when adapting books into movies. They alao make changes to make it more suitable for different audience