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Seems like Google broke the Play library responsible for in-app reviews, used by a huge number of Android developers.
For many apps, this means fewer reviews, no feedback, lower trust, and real revenue impact.
It has been about a week with no clear fix or explanation.
https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/506844940
https://www.reddit.com/r/GooglePlayDeveloper/comments/1sytzc...
I'm trying to keep it simple stupid and using Bear Writer. The only caveat is you can't share the note with other people unless you export it
There is also tons of videos which confirm that those monkeys are shooting from living blocks https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPzaY3ctbhg&feature=youtu.be
I repeat. If it would "Grad" or "Uragan" it would left much more destruction. So it was mortar, which max shooting distance is 10km. If you measure on Google Maps or elsewhere distance from Ukrainian forces position to the blast site it would be around 15 km. I would listen if you provide real argument, not just russian-zombie-tv-shit.
Why would they do it? To provoke hate to Ukrainian forces.
Artillery unit which is more capable would left much destruction. So with no doubt shot was made in 10km radius. This territory is under control of terrorists
Yes, I remember that day when MH17 was downed, with my friends we collected photos from different sources and they all showed the same "Buk" around the that time (ground-air missile) in the Torez city which was under control of "army of novorossiya". "Buk" came from Russia, there are also few videos and photos, and with very high probability crew was also from Russia. Germans came to the same conclusion
Yep, they are terrorist. And, yes, they did. Read the piece in Guardian or elsewhere, location where bus was blown up is more than 15 kilometres away from the closest Ukrainian forces location. Max distance of mortar - 10km.
Cool, submitted report
Their moderation process is a huge mess, that's for sure.
I thought about it, but it will probably take month or so
No, it's actually one of the biggest page in Russia on Facebook, with 400k followers.