While I love the fact that our long haired fluffy poofy cat adores sleeping with my preschooler--apparently she is a deep enough sleeper that she doesnt move as he pukes all over her and everything else in his bed at 2 AM. It is not fun cleaning up a puke cat and a puke kid. It has been a really fucking long 11 hours, I'll tell you.
Of COURSE it was the fluffy one. (She has super soft cotton long hair). Ugh.
I used Square for years for my biz, it was super easy, and while the skim off the top was pretty stiff, it wasn't the worst of the services.
@Cupcake I agree there is a different approach when you are posing directly at someone (either naming them ICly or incorporating their name into a pose, vs when you are making a generic or environmental pose to the room and it seems to not be getting traction/inclusion.
I think that it is okay if people are totally not responding to targeted poses with their names in it (after more than one attempt) to ask if they are ICly ignoring them or if it was a missed pose (esp if the poses in the scene or rapid or long or there is something else potentially going on like tabletalk).
If it's that people are not engaging with not personal but more environmental poses then I would suggest NOT paging questions as to whether or not they're ignoring you but instead switch to direct interaction before you decide.