I was wondering if we needed to report it.
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I am not sure now :::)))
Everything is under control. Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain.
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We donât know that till we ask the Question . Sounds very sinister the Man Behind the Curtain . Earlier I think I remember you said that some similar nonsence was Facer testing stuff .
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Did you ever see âThe Wizard of Ozâ?
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A long time since I saw that .
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So we need ToTo to come and pull away the Curtain . He will be quite happy to meet Marvin , a little similar to the Tin Man .
Yes, nice one, I like it, and I also love the Matrix analogy. It shares the same idea as The Wizard of Oz: a hidden figure behind the curtain, with the Architect controlling the illusion from the shadows, just like the Wizard.
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pretty sure these are just internal Facer testing that sometimes get (accidently?) published.
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Ha Ha . Well perhaps they can kindly show us the list of the Bogus Accounts they use for testing . A hell of a lot of stuff is being posted by Accident . I have published Tests and offer a warning in the description and not something like ablaablaabla .
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Why does it concern you? For the third time: Just ignore it.
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Im with @russellcresser this has been a theme for years and nothing has been done - so even if it was the tenth time it shouldnât be ignored nor should the conversation be shut down
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I believe Russell was referring to designs in New/Fresh Faces. I donât see why that would bother anyone. If you donât like them, ignore them and keep scrolling as you would with any design that does not appeal to your taste. Why is this such a big issue?
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If you would like to get back on topic, please see the link posted above. There is no reason to âshut downâ the conversation unless it turns into redundant unconstructive complaints. As far as I can see all information regarding the new guidelines for partner applications have been addressed at that page. Do you have questions beyond that information?
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I can explain that. For someone who is chasing syncs and followers on their watchfaces, all the no effort and spamming of multiple watchfaces causes it to be harder to be noticed by the other users. I donât worry about it myself just because this is a hobby and Iâm in it for fun.
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OK. Will Do . Why should any of this concern an aspiring partner ? Or perhaps I should just abandon any Hope .
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Ah, I see. Like you I do not worry about syncs.
The application tips mention âStrong sync numbers or engagement on your Facer profileâ. I think that âorâ is probably more important because there have been comments about that in this community after someone became a partner. They did have engagement here and there.
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All of you guys work closely on other platforms. It helped some of the new partners.
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The Guys I share experience with did not become partners because of Faces they Made on WFS . Those faces have only very recently been allowed on Facer and created no traction sync wise whatsoever .
I do not agree.
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I donât like the fact that Facer brings in partners from outside of this platform and didnât even have an account here on Facer. A lot of us user (Paying, loyal users to this platform) that create faces on just about a daily basis are the ones that should get promoted. Facer donât give two shits about us loyal users, thatâs why they promote outside of facer.
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