This is mean, but I like it…

Be sure to let us know how it goes!

~😈

A few weeks ago, X’s director of engineering, Haofei Wang, said the upcoming change is meant to protect users’ public image — because “many people feel discouraged” to like “edgy” content.

Oh my god, he’s trying to make it Reddit.

The same ones who still pay for AOL

I can see it

He looks like if Peter Dinklage had a baby with John Krasinski

They’re trashing our rights! TRASHING!

This is what we get for conflating a persons talent and ability with their net worth

That was a whole lot of assumptions about me. That, with the emotional language being used tells me that this interaction isn’t going anywhere useful or productive, so I’mma go ahead and step out.

It reads to me like you think these companies are entitled to a user base. They aren’t. Just because it costs money to run a service, it does not mean we have to accept the price they charge or the anti consumer practices.

Same thing I said to the reply above yours…

I know it sounds cheesy and cliche, but we have to stop being defeatists about it. If enough of us stop and are able to convince -anyone- else to stop with us, we can win. If we don’t, we lose. We -just- need to get some momentum.

It really is as simple as that. This goes for AI, politics, anything.

“I feel like I’m seeing more and more people take a stand… Maybe I should too.”

I know it sounds cheesy and cliche, but we have to stop being defeatists about it. If enough of us stop and are able to convince -anyone- else to stop with us, we can win. If we don’t, we lose. We -just- need to get some momentum.

It really is as simple as that. This goes for AI, politics, anything.

It really does seem like he’s -trying- to kill it

Gross.

In 2077

I don’t understand anything you just said

blabbering

Okay, I could and should have just stopped there, bhuuuut…

This is a cultural argument, though, I’m talking about Russian-speaking web

That’s pretty telling, regarding the stance you’re taking… That being said; everyone else is talking about a site owned and run in the US.

The first time I was a mod on a forum (2001) I deleted a single post from, and temp banned a known troll harassing another user… I was removed as a mod so fast it made my head spin, and was talked to about it all…

Turns out a small forum ran by a bunch of nerds (I mean that affectionately) in the early 2000’s was pretty pro-free speech.

Don’t think just because -you- would ban someone for criticism that it’s “normal,” especially while unironically using the word “normies” in the next sentence.

They can’t take my hard drives…

RIP Rpi