not even nearly close from a fiscal standpoint.

thanks for doing this, I love your site in general and have seen it before in the past. particularly the Tumblr post!

You're most welcome - thanks for letting me know!

As a user, I find Quora to be weird and confusing. The sign up process was like a labyrinth, and trying to figure out how to use it is quite cumbersome.

I think a lot of companies are scared of how good hackers are these days. No one wants to guarantee protection because a hacker of a more elite variety will come along and take that as a challenge, by hacking into the sites that X company has created.

I definitely agree with you that it is somewhat of an under tapped market, but definitely think it needs to be head up by the right individual(s).

It could be scary to try to outwit hackers, but even if you don't tackle the problem head on, a website backup and recovery service could be a big help.

We had this in the town I grew up in, only it was a house with the "mechanical room" for our water tower. People broke in all the time.

almost seems as though they (or maybe some of them) are somewhat ok with the message.

I agree with a lot of this, and sure no one goes out looking for a plumber on Facebook but Faceboook advertising really does work. Tons of case studies show that it is extremely effective especially with CPCs < $.10 and such.

facebook also ditching sponsored stories as of apr 9

https://developers.facebook.com/roadmap/

i smell self submissions

how bout we look into nenad who looks like they are really active on a "blackhat SEO forum" and gets tons of links from there. seems legit.