Jesse R.

I have a stalker who constantly posts a court case involving me that he found via docketalarm.com. I have requested a removal to no avail.

I've wasted hundreds of dollars advertising to twitter and I've gotten suspended multiple times. I have reported numerous cases of harassment against myself and they are always ignored.

Make one rude article/blog on a sports site (McCovey Chronicles) and you get banned from Vox and all their subsidiaries like The Verge. I've tried to request access to their sites again but I expect nothing will come of it.

I wish there were more online chat platforms beyond Vox, Facebook, and Disqus.

This website is a good resource for obscure computer games. Most people might not remember old DOS games, but if you want to look them up, MobyGames is a good place to start.

It's a good thing you can't smell a webmaster through the web, because if you did, this site would make you retch.

It could be a good source for econ news but sadly it broke down in June 2016 and is stuck there.

It's kind of like the Drudge Report with shoddier design but less bias.

Hey look they are telling me to review my own site

Why would they let me do that

It's kind of weird
But I like it

Clay and his wife Dee have been running this company for more than 20 years. The product has remained amazing over the years and I stand by them. Others may prefer a "fancier" game like Out of the Park Baseball but I prefer something that doesn't eat up computer resources.

I wish they could have hired me to do something, but TBH I don't think my skillset would help them at all, and they probably don't have the time or resources to hire more employees than they have.

I consider myself lucky if my teams go. 500 in a full season. I've made the playoffs maybe three times and I've always lost in the first round. Twice I lost 3-2 in a series when I started up 2-0. I tend to do too much offense on my team so my pitchers get fatigued and I end up with terrible ERAs for all my relievers.

The game is very fun though and the community is less toxic than most.

I used to use this website a lot. I did not use it well, though. I would give high ratings to all Lifehouse albums and low ratings to stuff I disliked. Your mileage will vary.

Baseball-reference has been around for a long time. I used it 18 years ago when it was "bigbadbaseball.com" and it's stayed about the same. It's an excellent resource for looking up baseball players. They used to have an "ELORater" that let fans compare two players and then rank which one was better. It was fun, but the webmaster decided to pull the plug.

This is a good source for baseball stats but if you are looking for detailed analysis, you should go to FanGraphs. The blogs that are linked to by Baseball-Reference [not directly on their site] on the player pages are often garbage that no one should read.

This game can be very fun if you know what you are doing. You can make a couple players put them on a team. It has a throwback feel to it. It seems like something you would have found online in the late 1990s, not something from 2017. But that's a good thing. I miss the old days of the web when most people didn't understand it and it was more challenging to maneuver.

This game can be annoying because I'm not that good at it. Other players always seem to know how to craft an excellent hitter/pitcher and mine have often failed miserably like a Kim Batiste.

The site still has tons of content. If you are a new visitor you will find dozens of hours of high-quality cartoons that no other website has ever matched. If you're impatient/ADD, this is a good fit. The longest cartoons are maybe ten minutes, with many that are less than two minutes.

Sadly, Flash is dead, so all new contributions to the site are just embedded versions of YouTube videos, which is where all their content is posted now.

Steam as a web service is very good, but the UI can be a bit clunky. Especially if you are going to a link to Steam.com which will often force you to log into your Steam account even if you are already logged in elsewhere.

Most surveys sites actually ask you a lot of questions and then give you some token reward [usually not enough to compensate your time]. CivIQS never asked more than 8 bare-bones questions and there is no reward whatsoever.

This place varies a lot, depending on the team you follow. SBNation isn't a site as it is a fancy forum for sports fans with hundreds of sites based on their team.

Sadly, due to a meltdown, I am banned from it.

FanGraphs is a good resource overall, but their site can be buggy and doesn't always work as intended.

Baseball Prospectus lacks the depth you'll find on FanGraphs, but the site is more reliable.

These annoying ignorant people are always whining about the city of Mountain View building more apartments. They don't care about the big picture but only about traffic. I quit this site in a spergy rage.

Anything that tells you to buy followers is for idiots
All these five star reviews are fake 100 characters

POF has a lot of unintelligent people. Way too many netspeak-users and cliche-ridden profiles.

They also have some heavy-handed "autoblock" policy where you can't message someone more than 10 years younger than you. Even if POF shows their profile when you're surfing.

So that beautiful blonde in an American flag bikini? Sorry, she turned 21 after you turned 31. No dice.

The worst part is the one girl I sort of "met" was creepy. I never saw her in person but she saw me twice when I was eating at the McDonald's in her WalMart. She never talked to me but would text me saying she saw me there and it was... creepy.

Wish it was that hot girl that saw me, not this unattractive creeper.

Site could work if you put effort in, but not if you're a "guy like me".

This guy has no skill at all. He just gets people to send him stock tips and draws random lines of charts. Anyone using this guy for stock advice is going to fail at life.