It concerns me that neither you, nor the AC poster below who linked to a story on "notrickszone.com" (is that you?) know the difference between Sub-Saharan Africa and The Sahara Desert. These are not the same thing.

I am an American but live in Africa so I recognize I may be a bit touchy on this but I don't think that is the only reason for my frustrations here. It is wordplay like yours that falls firmly into the plausibly deniable version of deceptive messaging.

Whomever "notrickszone.com" is, it is patently deceptive to equate an 8% increase in woody plant encroachment across ALL of Sub-Saharan Africa with an 8% decrease in the size of the Sahara Desert. Sub-Saharan Africa is the entire continent south of the Sahara Desert. It includes South Africa (a country with massive cities at elevations higher than Denver, including snowfall), the Democratic Republic of Congo, a massive rainforest, Botswana a country with the largest inland delta in the world, and much, much, more. These nations and geographies share a continent with the Sahara Desert but nothing else.

Please don't lie about this anymore.

Here is a list of the 100 best American films according to the AFI. Less than 5% of them are available to stream over Netflix, but over 95% are available through Netflix DVD. If you limit yourself to Netflix or Hulu or Amazon Prime streaming, you are watching the results of the best ROI for production investment for their shareholders, not the best art. I'd rather get a great story than a cost effective one, even if it means I have to put in two minutes of physical effort every 90 minutes.

You are confused between two products: "Netflix" which is their streaming service with about 6,000 titles, and "Netflix DVD" which has over 100,000 titles.

Consider understanding what someone has stated before you dive into personal attacks. It makes you look ignorant and petty.

Netflix DVD is the original version of the Netflix product. You get so many DVD/Blu-ray discs at a time, and drop them in the mail after you watch them. No lag/jitter problems and better audio/video quality across the board. It's not an option for people with phones and tablets only, but a much better experience if you have a TV with an HDMI input.

Every month I spend an hour or two looking for movie recommendations, and 10-15 minutes filling my queue. I rarely lose time scrolling through the endless, mostly bland choices on six different streaming services. I have seen more fantastic movies and television in the last six months than I have in the last five years of slogging through broken interfaces.

You've been a corporate apologist for years. Your tongue must be raw from all the boot licking. When are you going to stand up and demand some accountability?

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I don’t know if she did, and don’t care. She was great and we were sad to see her go.

I left because the company was bought, and the new owners laid off some of its more expensive long-tenured employees, since they were putting the site effectively into maintenance mode, trying to sell if off. They just wanted to keep ThinkGeek and didn’t care to improve the other properties. I was forced out, but I was there a long time, and it was good for me to move on when I did.