#staff support

@mack3030, @anachrosims, @xldkx, @naughtybodypillow, @th0rki, @stevihj, @skatermusic, @davincishell, @simdertalia

I think I may have been shadow banned.  For example:

I can’t send private messages to anyone.

Many of my new posts aren’t appearing on Tumblr.

I have no idea what caused this. I think managed to upset a lot of toxic people be it Neo-Nazi Gamergaters, pro-paywallers or toxic entitled comic fans like G**m G****n and in retaliation for me standing up to them, they misused Tumblr to report me. If they think this is going to silence me then they are mistaken, I will never, ever stop speaking out against toxicity and elitism in nerd culture. In any case, I need help and support with this. 

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@staff

The Technology Management Group (TMG) was built by experts and propelled by service. Founded in 1989 by certified cybersecurity, enterprise IT governance, and data privacy solutions engineering expert Chris Moschovitis in New York City, our pioneering tech firm was built on one simple idea. That mid-market companies can neither afford nor keep the expertise necessary to leverage information technologies to maximize their value, optimize operations, and keep their business-critical data safe and sound--especially without breaking the bank or creating more problems.

From the beginning of our history, we've prioritized not only value creation but value protection. And we've been doing cybersecurity since before cybersecurity was a thing! From those first clunky websites to an interconnected planet, artificial intelligence, machine learning and big data--we've been there, done that through it all and we're still here today shaping the future together with you.

Our goal has always been to enable you to enable your business to be smart, be objective and pick the right tech to outpace your competition and deliver the greatest value for your dollar. And we're honored to be known in the business as the people that will go to the end of the world for the clients, clients that are still with us all these decades later.

ALSO THEY JUST RUINED ICONS:

THIS SHOULD'VE BEEN A 100x100 ICON WHY WOULD YOU EVEN NEED TO ENLARGE IT???