Huffman has said, "We are not in the business of giving that [Reddit's content] away for free." That stance makes sense. But it also ignores the reality that all of Reddit's content has been given to it for free by its millions of users. Further, it leaves aside the fact that the content has been orchestrated by its thousands of...
I think that Walmart employee that was murdered by and anti-mask but really opened people's eyes to how real domestic terrorism is in the US to these companies. Whether they're doing this because they want to protect their employees or want to stop backlash against them is still up for debate, but either way it's clear that terrorism works.
Trump tells Georgia witness not to testify (www.axios.com)
RIP Twitter’s iconic bird logo (www.theverge.com)
Google's messaging mess continues: Chat app now wants to be the next WhatsApp (www.androidauthority.com)
Putin’s plane has left Moscow for St. Petersburg. Looks like he is fleeing from the advancing Wagner Group military column (twitter.com)
Reddit is in danger of a death spiral (www.zdnet.com)
Huffman has said, "We are not in the business of giving that [Reddit's content] away for free." That stance makes sense. But it also ignores the reality that all of Reddit's content has been given to it for free by its millions of users. Further, it leaves aside the fact that the content has been orchestrated by its thousands of...
Workers at over 150 US Starbucks stores to strike over Pride decorations (www.theguardian.com)
More than 3,500 employees to take part in nationwide strike, led by company’s Seattle Roastery
Mark Zuckerberg Accepts Elon Musk’s Offer To Fight In A Cage (deadline.com)
Reddit activated a word filter that whenever you say "fuck spez", your comment won't show up for anyone else. I just tested it on ModCoord. they're also deleting spez memes from the subs they nuked lol (kbin.social)
r/ModCoord: The admins in charge of demodded subreddits are mass-removing images of Huffman previously shared on them...
ISPs say US should force Big Tech firms to pay for broadband construction (arstechnica.com)
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