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> home-made engine, the engine was constantly buggy and broke and the server crashed
Must have been a challenge. On the other hand it is a good learning opportunity.
> the quality of the content and the type of users
This could lead to a vicious circle. Bad users produce shitty content which repels good users but attract bad ones. Who then make more shitty content.
>>/42443/
6? Nice. Did you see difference between the authors how they viewed the Tudors, how they judged their work?
For example what we know about the Wars of Roses are largely coming from sources that were filtered or created by the Tudor propaganda (they had to justify themselves and create legitimacy), and historians now start to question the usual evaluation because of this interference.