Yeah, that message has been popping up in HITs since probably about July 23rd, 2015. I think any chance of Amazon changing their minds on those rate increases is probably long gone by now. They probably just keep it in their HITs so people don't complain about the pay.
should you or should you not keep your exes as friends on social media? i may or may not be creeping on my crush right now via fb and instagram. ive only met her twice in two weeks but im trying not to get too attached
When testing, I had some issues with this sometimes not being effective, due to what I figured out was basically a race condition between the way Amazon's stupid survey template was running its hiding code and the way Greasemonkey was running the script. After spending way too much time trying to get around the problem, I settled on wrapping the .click in a timeout with a small delay, which seems to make it work reliably. The completed script is now available here, ready for people to install:
PS: @Kerek I also had to add the @grant GM_log line, please add that to your standard header any time you're using JQuery. I know you don't do all the formal header stuff like I add when I upload for you, which is okay, except that particular line (or one like it) is important to have even if it's just something quick you share on the forum, to prevent breaking other HITs unexpectedly for Greasemonkey/FF users.
should you or should you not keep your exes as friends on social media? i may or may not be creeping on my crush right now via fb and instagram. ive only met her twice in two weeks but im trying not to get too attached
I think that depends on you and your exes. If both of you are able to be adults about it and acknowledge that people move on, then I don't see any problem with remaining friends, in real life or on social media. I'm still friends with all of my exes on social media and I still talk to every one of them from time to time. But if either one of you can't handle that for whatever reason, then I would say no.
If it means making yourself sad by excessively staring at what they're doing with their new bf/gf instead of with you, maybe not. (Just last week found out someone I know has been doing that.)
I think that depends on you and your exes. If both of you are able to be adults about it and acknowledge that people move on, then I don't see any problem with remaining friends, in real life or on social media. I'm still friends with all of my exes on social media and I still talk to every one of them from time to time. But if either one of you can't handle that for whatever reason, then I would say no.
her and him were together for 4 years (she told me this in person). broke it off in May of this year. all of their pics are still up on her social media so I don't know. I'm friendly with my ex of 3 years (ended last December), but I removed all of our pictures together pretty soon after the relationship. who knows. i'm just going to be shielded with this chick
should you or should you not keep your exes as friends on social media? i may or may not be creeping on my crush right now via fb and instagram. ive only met her twice in two weeks but im trying not to get too attached
her and him were together for 4 years (she told me this in person). broke it off in May of this year. all of their pics are still up on her social media so I don't know. I'm friendly with my ex of 3 years (ended last December), but I removed all of our pictures together pretty soon after the relationship. who knows. i'm just going to be shielded with this chick
her and him were together for 4 years (she told me this in person). broke it off in May of this year. all of their pics are still up on her social media so I don't know. I'm friendly with my ex of 3 years (ended last December), but I removed all of our pictures together pretty soon after the relationship. who knows. i'm just going to be shielded with this chick
I think everyone just handles breakups in different ways. After breaking up with someone, I've never felt any urges to remove photos or anything. I know others that are the same way, and I know plenty of people that choose to delete/burn every photo they have. I think it really just depends on the people involved and on what terms they ended the relationship.
It's okay to be on guard, though. I'm sure I would be. Four years is a long time and I don't think it's unreasonable to expect that there may still be lingering feelings there, after having only broken up five months ago. But being friends with someone on social media and having some photos up doesn't necessarily mean that there's anything going on there, either.
should you or should you not keep your exes as friends on social media? i may or may not be creeping on my crush right now via fb and instagram. ive only met her twice in two weeks but im trying not to get too attached
I think that depends on you and your exes. If both of you are able to be adults about it and acknowledge that people move on, then I don't see any problem with remaining friends, in real life or on social media. I'm still friends with all of my exes on social media and I still talk to every one of them from time to time. But if either one of you can't handle that for whatever reason, then I would say no.