People have "repixeling" since the invention of the cookie decades ago. This is just a marketplace so people don't have to email their advertising pixels around.
It's because it's such a highly controversial subject. I completely agree there's good and bad on Facebook, but overall feel like it nets out positive.
I recently discussed MongoDB Compass and love it. I'm not technical and I find it very straightforward to find what I need. I'm looking forward to checking out their other products. Congrats on launching.
Ah sorry about that! I was having trouble getting my articles seen so I figured reaching out to a handful of power users with more karma points (like you!) would help. In my defense, this is best practice in other forums like Product Hunt so I thought reaching out respectfully would be okay here too. And I saw no asking for upvotes/comments in the forum guidelines but didn't see anything against asking for a submission :)
In any event, my apologies again for the troubles. I have ironed this out with the moderator (who has adjusted the guidelines) and I've paused my emailing. I wasn't aware of the rule, but I am now.
I'm new here so not trying to start an argument. But hopefully where I'm coming from makes sense. Reaching out simply felt logical to me, not unethical.
I'm of a believer in that there's no global north-star metric, but if you were to pick one, looking at retention in this way isn't a bad place to start.