I am chomping at the bit to respond if you post a brochure on our brochure tab, but the response isn’t enshrined in code yet, because while I can like your post I cannot yet like my like of your post or like the liking of the like on your post. This multilayered voting gives some depth to our feelings about public posts and should be used in auctions. Groups of auctions for charitable purposes can receive your information in a fractal way where you could like that Sam, fort instance, bid $500 on the snakeskin boots you want, but you dislike the bid by Alex who took Sam’s prize from him with an overbid. This type of interaction is important socially. I have a personal story to tell here as well. I donated 4 items (if memory serves, and it usually doesn’t) to a youtube atheist Doctors without Borders charity auction. I was a young devout atheist and I wanted to be a part of the auction, but I saw another opportunity as well. You see, I had just changed my name to Mister(i) Nigger (a fact I hasten to explain was in honor of a now deceased African American who couldn’t change his name due to Court racism in California). This name, I knew, came with responsibilities. I wanted to do damage to systemic racism with my position as the one and only Mister(i) Nigger. The systemic field I chose was language, and my method for enacting that change was to use the oft-called n-word in new contexts with new meaning so that we can break away from the racism of the past. So my item, for the charity, all had the nword written on them. A lamp, an overcoat, a hat and something else, all with “Nigger” emblazoned across their prominent parts. I was going to raise money for charity and fix the n-word at the same time! I would do a good act using the n-word in a new context, a Niggeritarian context, where the n-words only old meaning is the oppressed and advocacy instead of hate and division would be its calling card. Anyway, the charity auction broke down and they rejected my donations and then I suffered online humiliation at the hands of halfwits. Since then I have left the idea of selling n-word items behind, but obviously there is a market and obviously you could raise money for good causes by appealing to that market. People that force the classification of white on me object to this with tortured anti-sense condemnation of me personally. Isn’t it interesting when we forego doing something good because we must pay fealty to irrational taboos?… Anyway, this new brochure contest has nothing to do with the n-word, but if you weave it into a good explanation of hunimal I will definitely like the liking of all of the likes on the liking of your post. It will be a like raised by many powers, you might call it a hunigrimated like. I fear one other thing here, I want the brochures to be family friendly but niggerphobia is typically considered extra sensitive with regards to age. I want kids to make brochures with templates and post them. I want the contest to be successful and this website is partly mine so I doubt I’ll get censored, but I fear the judgment and recrimination of parents who don’t mind the new math words but so loathe the n-word that they withdraw. As a result, I am forced to consider an age restricted contest that is held separately where the brochures can be x-rated and include all the legal things that skirt the line of appropriateness……