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<h1>Frequently Asked Questions</h1>
<h2>What is going on here?</h2>
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MLTSHP is an approximate clone of the much-loved site MLKSHK created
by Andre and Amber which <a href="#">closed in April of 2017</a>. We
are 100% community funded and member-run. The site is
subscription-based and is a registered corporation.
<a href="#">The code is on Github</a> along with
<a href="#">a welcome module there</a> which talks about what is going
on. There is also a Slack (email <a href="#">hello@mltshp.com</a> for
an invite!) and <a href="#">a Facebook group</a>.
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<h2>What do the membership levels mean?</h2>
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Membership is required to participate on MLTSHP, but it‘s a low bar!
We‘d love to have you aboard! These are the options:
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<li>Non-members can see the Popular page and individual posts.</li>
<li>
The Single Scoop level ($3 per year) is a great way to check out the
site. Members can:
<ul>
<li>
Post images and videos to their own shakes and to group shakes,
up to a monthly upload limit of 300MB for images and animated
GIFs.
</li>
<li>
Follow their friends‘ shakes, and follow and join group shakes.
</li>
<li>Save, like, and comment on any posts.</li>
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</li>
<li>
The Double Scoop level ($24 per year) can do all of the above, plus:
<ul>
<li><strong>There are no fixed upload limits.</strong></li>
<li>Make up to 100 of their own group shakes.</li>
<li>Get a little plus sign next to their name.</li>
<li>Have RSS feeds for their shakes.</li>
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Even at just $2 per month, Double Scoop members cover the primary
expenses of running MLTSHP and help make the Single Scoop level
possible.
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We ran some numbers and determined that with our current membership,
we could run the site if most users contributed $2/month. This
includes things like paying for storage, hosting, bandwidth, a
business license, someone to do our taxes and answer the odd legal
question we may have to ask. We added a “bare bones” membership
because we don‘t want anyone to be excluded.
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