Melki Hassa's Blog

Whim doesn't define a person, an exercised whim might be a person's responsibility, but still doesn't define a personality.  I'm not a psychologist but I concur to the idea that people's personalities are complex and unique. Unfortunately somehow the society believe that a person could be defined by their whim and that is the real person. Why? There's the third person, the auditor, the consciousness, what about those sides of a personality how about them? So if you think you are your whim, then let there be that way. I define myself as I am officially, as what I clearly said, as what I clearly declare, other than that are unofficial and most often the incomplete me.  That incomplete me might be mean, might be evil, might dictate what I wanted to do, but in the end what I did mostly not dictated by that side of me. Please human beings have the decency of bringing this brain capability to the table, please.  Stop making assumptions about people's personalities

The reciprocal sticker is my imaginary system addressing this problem: Sometimes creators/authors created the kinds of solutions that are just not worth going through the official intellectual property protection  procedures, or they were just too reluctant to go through the process. Therefore, in the mean time, why not social media companies do this: Allow Creators, Authors, Content Creators to put their mark ("sticker") in people's profile page for a tiny cost. Everytime a person contributes goods and services or money to the authors, the authors could opt to leave their sticker as a sign that the person  has been a reciprocal person.  The benefit of having these stickers in your profile page is, that they could be signs for other creators that it is a good idea to give you  easier access to their own goods and services (because you are a reciprocal person).  For the creators especially the small ones it is an extra way to get income from day to day people, instead of h