Month Archives: February 2023

There's only one time when you need multiple periods to end a sentence, but that one occasion doesn't happen all that often.

I officially began my 20th year of blogging this month, and I thought I'd look back on some good blogging decisions from the last 19.

Plenty of complaints cropped up amid new details about verification subscriptions for Twitter and Meta's Facebook and Instagram.

What hath Twitter wrought? Apparently, something potentially costly for users of Facebook and Instagram: Subscription verification.

Questions that begin 'would you mind' often present confusion because answering requires giving the opposite of the natural response.

Twitter, in its latest blunder, will require its users to pay for its subscription service to be able to use SMS Two-Factor Authentication.

A New Jersey restaurant sparked a firestorm on Facebook when it announced a ban on children because of the way some of them have behaved.

Chick-fil-A is testing a plant-based first, its brand new Cauliflower Sandwich in three markets to see if it's worth a nationwide rollout.

Should you spell a country's name the way the world spells it or the way the country itself does? That prompts this question of Turkey or Turkiye?

A recently-announced Twitter API change could affect some bloggers who use apps to auto-publish links to their sites on the platform.

You would think that in the age of streaming media, movie theater ticket prices might fall to keep theater chains more competitive.

Have you ever heard of 'career cushioning'? It seems to be the latest in a trend of goofy names for silly concepts in the workplace.

Do you know the difference between words like vale or veil? Let's take a closer look at these two homophones that can be easy to confuse.

A recent article on beefing up security on your blog recommended several important steps, including two-factor authentication for logins.

I saw an interesting popup when I browsed Twitter earlier today to tell me all about 'Twitter Tips'. But it turns out this isn't exactly new.

Would you take advantage of social post tipping as a reward for content you enjoy? One platform is giving users that very option.