Please help Kickstart my movie, BLADE RUNNER 3, a short film where Deckard is trying to register for a website but gets stuck when a check box asks him to declare I'M NOT A ROBOT.

All I need is money for a tripod and the back of Harrison Ford's head, plus someone's computer for, like, 30 minutes.

It's GAME NIGHT, the board game about choosing a game to play during game night! Gather the family and stare at SO MANY OPTIONS!

Play cards from your hand like "I'm not in the mood for that one" and "oh god that one takes forever to set up" and "Why don't we just go buy a new one?" and at the end, whoever actually plays a game WINS!

With news of Unroll.me selling user inbox info to Uber, lots of people are repeating "if you're not paying for it, you're the product."

I've said before, and will continue to say, that that is the wrong formulation. Sometimes you pay for it and you're still the product – look at US ISPs. Sometimes you don't pay for it and you're not the product – free software.

The real question is whether a software or service empowers users, which can't be boiled down to whether you paid.

A couple weeks ago @[email protected] and I published the legal document that transforms our standard LLC into an LLC that operates on cooperative principles.

We published it with annotations so you could understand why we made some of the decisions we did.

https://feeltrain.com/blog/operating-agreement/