Sure, but it’s offset by the sheer possibilities of a VPS over a GItHub account (assuming he isn’t already paying for shared hosting elsewhere or running his own server).

You’re paying $7/mo for private repos on GitHub, right?

You can get a VPS on Linode or Digital Ocean for $5 to $10/mo, and host your own git server plus any other services (like your eventual website for the game).

• I can't tell the active/inactive states of the vote arrows by the colours.

• I'd suggest having "/v/" in front of the subverse names as it makes it immediately clear that it is a subverse name, and not say a username. Also nice for Voat's branding.

It’s not so much that the book is poorly written. It’s not written at all.

This guy caused some controversy in 2008, but at least he has the excuse of being a professor working on “artificial intelligence”. This AI supposedly writes proper books on specific topics. He has generated “over 200,000” books and at least 85,000 have been listed for sale on Amazon at some point.

Then there are some absurd ones that don’t even try to disguise themselves as real books, like this. Just random web content compiled into an ebook.

These are all third-parties, but Amazon’s relatively open marketplace is what enables them to sell this crap.