Sakura Traffic is a pretty looking site. It's powered by the LFMTE script and has been around for quite a while.
I don't have any problems with the site functions or any problems with the owner either. But I also don't have much positives to say about Sakura Traffic either.
Periodically I'll see a splash page for it but it seems to not get much usage. I don't know the reason for that directly. I will say Cristin does promote Sakura around the industry so it's not for a lack of trying.
My constructive criticism for him would be to create something unique. Take that default text off the home page and stir up some action. All it takes is a few loyal customers to really turn a site like this into a Top 10 Exchange!
So in conclusion.. Try it out, but don't expect much.. No problems, but nothing that stands out either.
I was going to post this yesterday, so you'd have time to prepare. But then I thought you might forget by then. So if you aren't wearing a red shirt go change right now!
Red Shirt Friday is simply put wearing a Red Shirt to show support to the troops. The idea is to keep wearing red as long as we have troops deployed. It's showing support for the troops themselves because they are willing to sacrifice their lives to protect us.
Sam and Deb Burgess have a whole site dedicated to Red Shirt Friday. They have videos and blog posts about the cause and about our hero's who have or are actively serving our country.
I totally recommend you check our their site and wear red shirts. It's not about which party is in power. It's not about where they are deployed. It's about showing support to the people who are willing to risk it all to protect us.
I think that video sums it up. Whether they are back for good, or just for a short time, wearing the shirts are just to show the troops that we do know they are out there and we do care. There are plenty more videos and articles so go check out Why Red Shirt Friday!
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