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@Gentry That stack of stuff isn’t what we got, that was just a random place to take a quick photo. We did score some books, decor, a Yeti, and a few other things.

@phrequencyviii @dmejia I have the orange one on my counter. Waiting on the phone to put in it which hasn’t arrived yet. I like the feel of it, but I’ve always been a fan of cases that don’t have the bottom lip (like the Ryan London or Bullstrap ones). I think I’ll give it a try though.

@markstoneman Two theories.

1 (Likely): The person who owned the domain before me had a scammy type of site. Maybe it got flagged then and it’s permanent. That was years ago though.

2 (Unlikely): Before Bing existed, and up until they started, I co-owned a web design company. It was named…Bing. I’m blacklisted! Ha

@markstoneman It shouldn’t be. My site passes all verifications, checks, bot checks, validations, and everything else from Bing. They have the site map, the robots.txt is clean, their crawlers can see the site. It has no errors. And all of that is from the Bing dashboard. Yet it still won’t list at all. Works fine on Google, Kagi, etc. Everything except Bing and by extension, DuckDuckGo.

@jaheppler It’s great for README, but also documentation in general. Something as simple as “create a table that lists all configuration options and briefly explain it.” I used that here.

@pcora You can create a Shortcut that registers as a Quick Action. Depending on how you build the shortcut, you could have it ask for or automatically insert text, files, links, etc.

Shortcut as Quick Action