u/Medium_Weekend1331

I'm not asking this in a bad way! Please read before saying anything and be respectful, it's just genuine doubt.

I'm a huge TLT fan and I've always been. However, some groups I like have recently been found as problematic. I looked up myself to see if there were any allegations against TLT but didn't find anything. However, I have heard people saying they ARE.

I just wanted to know, if someone knows and could name, if they've ever been problematic or had any allegations, even if they've been found out as fake or something. I merely want to inform myself because I'll keep liking their music but there's a concert coming soon in my country and I want to figure out whether I'd be funding someone problematic if I went to it.

I know this is a fans sub so please don't come rudely against me—I'm asking as I'm genuinely clueless and want to inform myself before doing anything, and I thought the best way would be asking directly those who most know it.

My question is mostly regarding serious things, if you know what I mean. I have heard people calling them problematic for being "cringe" and similar, but I mean allegations or big controversies

When I'm writing, I must press "enter" twice so I can get a new paragraph. This only happens in Google docs, and when I paste what I've written somewhere else, I have to go deleting the extra spacing between paragraphs

I'm trying to look up online and I'm just getting confused.

For context, I have my personal PayPal account and my business PayPal account, as I sell commissions as an artist.

However, you supposedly can't have the same bank account registered in two different PayPal accounts.

If I have money in both, what do I do?

I have ZERO knowledge on Etsy at all, so feel free to comment as if you were speaking to a toddler, because my knowledge about this may be as equivalent.

This may be the stupidest question ever, which I apologise for, but so far, I've been ordering keychains to my place and shipping them myself after.

However, it is becoming quite tough when numbers rise, so I thought of selling them through Etsy. However and even after having watched some video, I want to ask, as I'm not sure how the process works.

I'd mainly want to know, from a seller's pov, HOW does it work.

You don't have to ship it yourself, I assume. Do you get notifications? Do you see your delivered or in-delivery packages? Idk, just like. All you'd think it's nice to know.

I also want to know about two things I've seen about:

—People say to list an address so it doesn't appear later that they come from somewhere else? I'm not sure what this means but I've seen it on other reddits and I'm confused, which is why I ask.

—I make my keychains via Wooacry. I have seen some people warning about marking the product as yours (despite the art on it being so) because someone could report due to not being entirely yours, as you've made it through Wooacry?

Would also know how this works exactly, as I know you can work with both Wooacry and Etsy at the same time, I think? But then again, I have no idea.

If someone could help me out (also up to speaking through DMS) I'd be deeply grateful

This may be the stupidest question ever, which I apologise for, but so far, I've been ordering keychains to my place and shipping them myself after.

However, it is becoming quite tough when numbers rise, so I thought of selling them through Etsy. However and even after having watched some video, I want to ask, as I'm not sure how the process works.

I'd mainly want to know, from a seller's pov, HOW does it work.

You don't have to ship it yourself, I assume. Do you get notifications? Do you see your delivered or in-delivery packages? Idk, just like. All you'd think it's nice to know.

I also want to know about two things I've seen about:

—People say to list an address so it doesn't appear later that they come from somewhere else? I'm not sure what this means but I've seen it on other reddits and I'm confused, which is why I ask.

—I make my keychains via Wooacry. I have seen some people warning about marking the product as yours (despite the art on it being so) because someone could report due to not being entirely yours, as you've made it through Wooacry?

Would also know how this works exactly, as I know you can work with both Wooacry and Etsy at the same time, I think? But then again, I have no idea.

If someone could help me out (also up to speaking through DMS) I'd be deeply grateful

Mainly the question above

I have this problem with my keyboard that drives me crazy every time.

Sometimes, without any reason, my keyboard stops showing up. It either does not at all or while I'm typing, it disappears, and it's really frustrating because it's been happening for months.

I tried many YouTube tutorials already like deleting cache, having the keyboard in the version prior to when it started giving problems, have the last version, etc, but nothing works and it's SO infuriating. I have no idea what to do.

Video of example in comments

Hey! I do commissions and someone just reached to me saying they've only got "Prex" for money transfer.

Is this safe? Is there any way I can get scammed through this?

It may be such a stupid thing but I had someone telling me I was a dick for it.

A few years ago, I was broken out from a friend group for "being a bad person" to one of them. Whether I feel I was or not a bad person under their explanation is not up to the case, as I'm likely to be biased by my own experience on it.

The thing is that one of the group that was not the person "I was bad towards" sent me a message saying everything they thought was wrong with me, stating at the very end that they wanted to hear nothing else from me, which I respected, replying to said message with sm as "thanks for the explanation" (as I asked for it) and dropped the matter.

However, a few days ago I was having this one chat with a friend that made me remember this message and one of the things they said.

Between the multiple things mentioned in said message, there was one of them I couldn't remotely understand.

I didn't agree with any they said, but I could see why, from their POV, it could make me be seen as the bad person, so I didn't think about it.

Except this one specific thing.

Something along the lines of being (examples) a f4scist, homophobic, racist... It wasn't either of those, but for you to get the idea.

Which, regardless of what their POV was, I'm not and I've never been.

So, stupidly enough and in a night crisis about it, I texted them back to ask about it. I wasn't rude in any way or even demanded explanations as in demanding, just asked that even if they didn't want to reply to the question, they dropped a message for me to know they had seen it and just wanted to ignore it or not reply (this app hasn't got a way to check read messages).

It may be an stupidity, both thinking I may be an asshole for this or straight up having messaged after so long for such thing, but as they made pretty sure to let know how uncomfortable I made them and how far they wanted to be from any interaction with me, I'm unsure.