So here is where I will be posting about my thoughts, ideas and feelings about things going on around me and things happening around the world and on the web. First a little about myself, I was born in Midland, Texas on July 27th, 1953 which makes me 61 years old. I graduated at 17 years old and turned 18 during boot camp at MRCD San Diego in 1971. I retired at the age of 37 from the Marine Corps and I have now been out of the Marines as long as I was in. My life has pretty much been defined 20 years at a time. I have 4 beautiful daughters and have been divorced since February of 1992. I play guitar and sing when my hands will let me. I have been involved with computers ever since I was in school after graduating from boot camp. Before there was the World Wide Web there were places you could connect to with a modem called Bulletin Board Systems. I ran one for quite a long time and had quite a few colorful users that would regularly dial-up and call in to participate in the message boards and the few games that were available at the time. Then there was the internet and blogs started popping up all over the place. There were many different platforms for blogging and I have tried just about everyone out there and have found that Blogger and Wordpress are pretty much the two that are easiest to set up and run. Then came MySpace and then a thing called Gmail. I remember when the only way to get a gmail address was by invitation. Then along came Facebook and MySpace fell along the wayside althought it still has a few dedicated users even today. Now we have the controversy of the Government listening in and accessing all of the data that we use and put on facebook. In regards to that there are now a few NEW social platforms that have started up that promise not to allow the government to interfere or glean information from your account. The one that I am most interested in is called Tsu and it's uniqueness is that the platform shares revenues that they generate with the users. This is done by posting, sharing and commenting and liking others posts, things that most people already do on facebook, MySpace and Twitter, the only difference is all the others don't give you not even a penny of what they generate in revenue. The following video is how Tsu pays the users and is worth watching
How you get paid on Tsu watch this video and decide whether or not you would like to get your part. If you do click on the image below that shows you what your limits are daily.
