ConfirmingMoose

I still have no idea how these communities are set up structurally. That said I'm quite pleased to see this as the community baseline. Stumbling into inclusivity is the best kind of stumbling.

I think that reddit's "going public" guru squad doesn't want redditors to be able to have any control on what content is pushed to the top of the queue. That is just a guess, though.

That is really interesting news. I would like to learn more about the reporting function and any protections the workers get from reporting their bosses.

I see.

We are at fault for youtube giving shit away for free. We are responsible for youtube's profits.

We not only need to offer content FOR FREE to youtube ... but then accept that we must pay youtube for our content.

Get fucked.

I lived in an area that had a huge logging industry that eventually became one dude, one machine, and truck that comes and hauls them off to the port. But I was there just after the full mechanization and automation of the industry. So the old timers were still around.

And a lot of those dudes were named things like "three fingered Jack" and "one armed Rick" and "Lefty" ... all from industrial logging accidents for a village of like 500 people.

Because it causes engineering overhead that perhaps no one there wants to do. And when reddit gets its IPO it will no longer give a hoot and an half about the "average redditor" because profit suddenly becomes the only thing that matters to shareholderds.

What I am saying is that the visibility that coins make is prolly not inline with the people that want to use reddit to push products, shows, and ideologies for profit.

It is just about control.

Because in the USA the police murder peoples that go at the rich.

That is a good point.

Oh take your ball and go home already.

I am a grown up. But I have little tolerance for corporate cheerleaders of any shape or sound.