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Q: How does Anti-Social work, and is it safe?
A: Anti-Social works by disabling your a number of social sites for the time period you specify. When you run Anti-Social, you’re not able to get to these sites, so you’re forced to get work done. Anti-Social is completely safe because it makes no permanent changes to your computer. If you need to get back online, just reboot.
Q: Can I block other sites that are distracting?
A: Yes, Anti-Social allows you to block sites that you find distracting. Just give Anti-Social a list of domains you’d like blocked, and they’ll be added to the block list.
Q: How do I run Anti-Social?
A: Anti-Social is easy to use because it only does one thing: it blocks distracting social sites. To run Anti-Social, double-click the Anti-Social icon, enter the number of minutes you’d like to run the program, and hit submit. That’s it!
Q: What are the terms of the license?
A: Anti-Social comes with a per-user license. This means if you have two Macs, you can install Anti-Social on both of your Macs. Each license also offers free updates within the major version cycle.
Q: Do you offer volume or enterprise discounts?
A: Yes, volume discounts are available. Please request a quote.
Q: I’m having a problem with Anti-Social
A: Email me – fred@fredstutzman.com. Your purchase of Anti-Social is guaranteed. If Anti-Social doesn’t work for you, we’ll fix it or you’ll get your money back.
Q: Any tips on using Anti-Social?
A: Anti-Social is as much a psychological block as it is a technical block. You’ll notice how your computing actually feels different when Anti-Social is running. You might wish to use Anti-Social in concert with the Pomodoro Technique.
Q: How does Anti-Social count down time?
A: Anti-Social only counts down “active minutes.” That is, if you set Anti-Social for 20 minutes, put your computer to sleep 10 minutes into Anti-Social, you’ll have 10 minutes of Anti-Social left when you come back. Try the following useful tip: Set Anti-Social before you put your computer to sleep for the night. When you begin work in the morning, you won’t be able to check email, Twitter, Facebook until your Anti-Social session ends.
Q: What sites are blocked by Anti-Social
graph.facebook.com
developers.facebook.com
twitter.com
api.twitter.com
myspace.com
orkut.com
flickr.com
vimeo.com
linkedin.com
hi5.com
renren.com
skype.com
vkontakte.ru
badoo.com
ning.com
douban.com
mixi.jp
tagged.com
5599.net
nasza-klasa.pl
gmx.net
friendster.com
51.com
sonico.com
linternaute.com
fanpop.com
metroflog.com
xiaonei.com
wer-kennt-wen.de
hyves.nl
stayfriends.de
me.com
tuenti.com
bebo.com
schuelervz.net
studivz.net
xing.com
meinvz.net
livejournal.com
tumblr.com
stumbleupon.com
digg.com
blackplanet.com
migente.com
asianave.com
meetup.com
xanga.com
plurk.com
reddit.com
tweetmeme.com
mixx.com
fark.com
slashdot.org
friendfeed.com
classmates.com
myyearbook.com
mylife.com
myheritage.com
multiply.com
gaiaonline.com
skyrock.com
match.com
plentyoffish.com
personals.yahoo.com
eharmony.com
singlesnet.com
okcupid.com
true.com
datehookup.com
chemistry.com
friendfinder.com
personals.aol.com
date.com
jdate.com
lavalife.com
perfectmatch.com
youtube.com
omg.yahoo.com
people.com
tmz.com
wonderwall.msn.com
perezhilton.com
popeater.com
eonline.com
usmagazine.com
gawker.com
starpulse.com
radaronline.com
thesuperficial.com
popsugar.com
dlisted.com
wwtdd.com
jezebel.com
justjared.buzznet.com
community.livejournal.com
hollywoodtuna.com
videogames.yahoo.com
ign.com
gamespot.com
newgrounds.com
bored.com
addictinggames.com
collegehumor.com
partypoker.com
4399.com
mop.com
zynga.com
7k7k.com
miniclip.com
1stwebgame.com
70yx.com
bigpoint.com
gamespot.com
duowan.com
linekong.com
traviangames.com
zylom.com
game2.cn
sdo.com
y8.com
oyunlar1.com
freeonlinegames.com
176.com
webgame.com.cn
armorgames.com
pcgames.com.cn
mafiawars.com
51seer.com
agame.com
girlsgogames.com
juegos.com
partypoker.it
pogo.com
159game.com
61.com
qq.com
iminent.com
ebuddy.com
imvu.com
meebo.com
aweber.com
bandoo.com
hotmail.com *
mail.ru *
2ch.net *
windowslive.com *
incredimail.com *
passport.net *
gmail.com *
mail.yahoo.com *
googlemail.com *
webmail.aol.com *
mail.com *
mail.google.com *
gmx.com *
* Blocked when mail-blocking mode is enabled.
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