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Economics says this design is the most likely to do so, because the URL is most valuable when it returns what users want.

As someone who tried to publish a small press magazine, and had to compete with the advertising budgets of diamond shops, car salesmen, and orthodontists, this is a dubious claim. Many activities have low (to no) profit in them. If (it won't, but even if) lbry:/sblinn became popular for some of my crappy literary criticism or whatever, it would be a pittance, and likely a short term profitable one, for any serious corporation to just buy the URL over the top, serve some of their high end ads, until the popularity of the URL is toast and they've extracted whatever they wanted from it.

This is awesome. Question: are these cookies definitely peanut-free? (I checked the ingredients list, certainly not there, but being processed around peanuts can be bad.)

Wait wait wait. Where is Elijah Craig made? I’m not sure I want to have my illusions about The Reverend shattered...

What kind of insurance do you have? (e.g. a supplier gives you bad flour, kids get sick, etc.) Relatedly, have you been sued yet?

edit: asking about insurance among other reasons because apparently I need to have liability insurance of some kind for Whole Foods to carry my stuff. And thanks for the reddit coupon, I ordered my first box!

Push it half-way with a very, very, very long oar.