For the listing sort order, I would prefer my last setting to be retained in my profile.

Looks like they did it. Can you confirm?

Posted by: @diem

Two examples I would generally ignore 'cos it's as quick and easy to design a personal version as it is to to download one and figure out the printing requirements.

When entering a competition you accept that the judge may not agree that your entry is best - even if it is.  'The judges decision is final' is standard unless it's a popular vote contest, and sometimes even then.

Oh look, judging by likes...

Cheerio,

 

Have you noticed that the objects that refer to josef, prusa, prusajosef or josefprusa, all the objects that look like a spool of filament (obviously only the prusament) are always the most attractive?

There are these two models (just to point out a couple) that I think are also usable, this is extremely nice (even if the designer has let himself go by inserting 5 letters of the scandal), this is extremely handy but this one (which is obviously the most liked) I think is silly.

A question always arises spontaneously for me, who are those 100 and over users who have the courage to like each model that represents a spool of filament?

(translated with gugol)

However, the general page is still sorted by likes. In any case a great job, thanks again.

I dunno, I thought seeing an articulated penis when I loaded printables.com to be pretty hilarious.

I would think that they would (or should) have an 'adult' or 'NSFW' category (I looked, if it's there, it's not obvious) as many of today's makers are well below the age of majority.

..and since we ended up off the topic why not also discuss how the models in competition are rewarded? for example: this winner and this not winning, just to name two..

LOL, I wonder what it would be if the first one was blank or had a sample name of Etaoin Shrdlu or something, and the second one had the name Josef Prusa.  ;-)

When entering a competition you accept that the judge may not agree that your entry is best - even if it is.  'The judges decision is final' is standard unless it's a popular vote contest, and sometimes even then.

Oh look, judging by likes...

Cheerio,