I’ve always wanted Quist to be available in other languages besides English, and many of you have asked for the same. It seemed like an impossible task for technical and time reasons. But one fan (the founder of Bosnia’s LGBT rights organization) gave me an idea that I love and we are starting to implement
…and we’re willing to thank you for it with some amazing gifts. Quist is running a 25-day fundraiser to be able to add new features, reach more people, and increase the scope of the researched historical content. Keeping the app free will mean that we cannot grow and improve. To let this project realize its full potential,
How lucky are we?? An amazing young man has accepted a position to come on board and help with historical research and community outreach. Look for his tweets in the coming weeks and months! Here he is: Harry Underwood is a graduate from Middle Georgia State College who has served as President of the MGSC Gay-Straight
UPDATE: Minutes after sending this letter, Apple called me to say thank you for bringing this to their attention and that “bisexual” is no longer a flagged term! To Whom It May Concern: I am writing with the backing of over 1,100 signers of an online petition that was launched less than 24 hours ago. I am
When I got the message above this morning, I was shocked. I know Apple has had LGBT-friendly policies for years, and even more importantly they have backed up these policies with action. I must be clear – Apple did not remove or reject any Quist content. But this warning message about the word “bisexual” is
To keep this app online there are monthly hosting costs and annual developer fees. To keep this app free, LGBT-friendly businesses are signing on for our advertising package. I’m thrilled to announce our first advertisers. Please support them for supporting us! Clicking on their logo will take you to their website.