I somewhat agree with @Cartridge2508. Ultimately, this comes down to PG’s target audience, which is still unclear.
I’ve also noticed that PG is highly dynamic; A Lot of stuff changes for a site that intend to be read only once or twice.
I somewhat agree with @Cartridge2508. Ultimately, this comes down to PG’s target audience, which is still unclear.
I’ve also noticed that PG is highly dynamic; A Lot of stuff changes for a site that intend to be read only once or twice.
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