Developing things people don't ask for
Joined April 2022
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I'm officially retiring from giving on this page and other platforms I'm known on.
Feel free to unfollow.
Thanks for the memories across the years.
"From scratch" but the CSS variables are named --blue and --blue-2 and they're red and orange.
been working on coding a new website from scratch with some coder friends.. my site is ready and open to the public. - vulture5x.ca
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A new update!!
Thanks to @twit_user69, GameHub now has its own custom domain!
You can visit gamehubbot.me to view the dashboard!
It also has a dedicated support email, which i will be putting up soon on the site as well.
🎉 Congrats @PrinceofDarkx for winning the giveaway!
✅ Verified draw by @GamersunionDev
See results here: gamersunion.dev/verify?id=D9…
The internet gives people this false sense of feeling invincible. Making them feel superior, allowing them to trash talk anyone, say any slur, etc. Knowing damn well in real life they'd get curb stomped if they said half the shit they said online. That's why I find it so fun to argue back with them, because everything I say, I will happily say again in front of their faces.
Riddle me this, Batman.
59%$50 Steam Giftcard
14%$50 Paypal/Cashapp,Etc
7%Dog, idc. Something.
20%Game Of Choice
59 votes • Final resultsDear fellow giveaway hosts,
If you're going to use automated tools for your random draws like GamersUnion or GiveawayDog, and you use default filters such as “Minimum 100 followers,” you should say that upfront. People deserve to know all the requirements before they enter.
When someone joins a giveaway and then checks the Draw ID and sees “500+ participants | 200 eligible,” it makes them feel like they never had a real chance. That pushes people away from future giveaways and hurts trust in the community.
