• No longer uses the bloated and complex WordPress
• Integrates and opens its user registration system (including forums, favorites, feedback, and other practical and convenient functions)
• Users can access more resources in an easier way (current software publishing frequency and outdated blog type of post template are too inefficient)
• The average number of new resources published on AppNee daily will increase significantly (perhaps 5 to 10 times as much as it does now)
• At that time, all sites under SAYS will share the same user system – that is, you can use one account to log in to all of our sites (appnee.com, solewe.com, yawego.com, soulcourier.com, etc.), as well as sub sites at the same time.
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As you can see, AppNee has started to make some minor tweaks these days, such as:

• Resume advertising (after years of COVID-19, job changes, etc., we do need to monetize AppNee again to pay the bill of servers for our sites). Unlike Lewosin, I think it’s always a good thing if a site can make money without affecting the user experience. As it turns out, advertising revenue is necessary to keep these sites alive, so even making them survive for another decade is also possible.
• There will be more forms of advertising (the traditional advertising is no longer competitive – revenues of the entire industry have plummeted), but that will still be manageable and acceptable at AppNee.
• Finally, I updated the theme that had been used for years without any update, and moved the whole page (as well as the footer info) from the far left of the big screen to the center.
• Integrated with Google Analytics again (the last time it was used was more than 10 years ago), to better understand users’ needs and habits.
• The sidebars have been cleaned up, otherwise the site looks messy.
• The database has been cleaned and optimized a bit, so the site may get a little faster.
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