We live near a small town but not in town. The town is dying and as a small population. It amalgamated a decade ago because of the small population and i predict another amalgamation may happen in the future. However, I was reading the council meetings and the way they manage money is not good. Blowing it on unnecessary things. But there is no incentive for government to manage taxpayers' money responsibly. 

Anyone who enjoys relative popularity, makes good money, and isn't called too many serious names (anti-s3mite, conspiracy theorist, r4cist, etc.) AS a "Traditional Catholic".

Personally, I can tell the difference night-and-day. Let's put it this way: if you're 100% faithful to Tradition, telling the truth (cost what it may) etc. there is a huge glass ceiling over your head. And the glass ceiling is SO LOW, it's hard to even make a living.
The less you compromise, the smaller your audience, and the less acceptable you are to the "masses" or "mainstream", even among serious or conservative Catholics.

Just look at CathInfo. It has almost no competition as far as Traditional Catholic forums. It's been around 19 years. The forum is fast, well-moderated, etc. And does it have even 1/10th the reach of Taylor Marshall? Despite having dozens of times the information, analysis, and interesting content? I'm talking about the hundreds of members here, not myself.

Why wouldn't most of Taylor's audience prefer CathInfo? Because we are that list of -ists and -isms I mentioned earlier. They don't want the truth. They want conservative, or smells and bells -- but no farther. They're not interested in dying to (giving up) the world for Christ. They're not interested in putting Christ and His honor first to THAT degree. They don't want to lose any jobs or friends -- not even for the Truth or God's honor.

That could be.  I had the assumption the term was more specifically aimed at media types like Taylor Marshall, The Remnant, etc.  

This is what I thought too.

LinkedIn and Dice are huge time wasters.  Anyone know of legit remote job sites?  Lensa looks janky to me and so does FlexJobs.  Thanks,