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Happy anniversary from Random Song of the Day! Can you believe I have been posting for so long?

I have created a Discord channel. You can join it through the link below

https://discord.gg/QVeC9pf

Given SoundCloud is giving copyright rights to a company over a work the company has absolutely no grounds to make, I may be closing my SoundCloud account. Should SoundCloud continue to behave as it is, I will not tolerate it’s behavior.

Update: I decided the SoundCloud service wasn’t worth it and deleted my account. All files are available on Archive.org and I will continue to make all future files available on Archive.org.

I wanted to take a moment to let you know that merchandise is ready for purchase on CafePress.

You may have notice that I’ve updated the site’s banner. And if you’re really astute, you might have noticed that I’ve actually updated it twice in the past 24 hours. That point isn’t really important though. What I want to alert everyone to is that I’ve uploaded the design to my CafePress profile. That means that you will be able to purchase merchandise related to this site. I’ve also put a link to my profile over on the side of the site for easy access.

I have opened a CafePress account and I have already started to upload a few designs for products. They are more related to one of my other sites, Dark Side of Brian, but the first designs are things anyone can enjoy. If you want to check out what you can buy, head over to my profile on CafePress. I’m trying to figure out how to make a virtual storefront, but I’m not sure how to make that yet. Plus, I might markup prices if you go through that, if I ever figure it out. So you might want to remember about this post if you want cheaper merchandise from me. 😉

http://www.cafepress.com/profile/133605553

Update: a design related to this site is available. You can get the site’s banner image on an assortment of products.

A domain registrar, who will remain unnamed, is no longer squatting on http://randomsongoftheday.com and it is now mine! I’m going to just have that domain forward to http://randomsongoftheday.org though, because I don’t want to worry about breaking the nearly 2,000 posts I’ve already put on that domain.

Millions of people have written politicians, urging them to pass internet neutrality regulations to protect them and their rights online with little to show for their efforts. Does this man have enough clout to finally pass much needed reform? One can only hope given the level or corruption in Washington and how much vile companies like Verizon, AT&T, Comcast, and Time Warner spend to suppress citizens’ voices.