Question about your sculpture metaphor - surely recorded music is the most direct comparison here - do you also think all music should be freely available? Or film?

Is the value of the labor inherent to the product, or the consumer? (Or the creator)

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AI quartered troops in my home.

It’s because if they allowed this, it would take literal days for payment providers to take action when people inevitably get robbed/scammed etc.

Or scams, theft, or literal extortion. I’m not saying the limit should be 30%, but no limit would be extremely reckless.

Other countries bothered to make actual laws to take it out of businesses hands. All this inflation and the value of human life is still at sweet fuck all in the states

I’m surprised they weren’t doing this already tbh

I don’t think spamming a Lemmy thread is really helping anything, French cops probably don’t have accounts here lol.

You’re preaching to the choir but the preaching is of poor quality and ultimately pointless, screaming into the void instead of conversing with a small online community that probably agrees with you anyway.

If only Teams would do the same thing at my workplace

Direct messages with “Hi @firstname.lastname” really grind my gears

No hello is considered passive aggressive lol

Is “InfoBay” actually any better? Zero imagination

It must be really confusing for you, having all your friends and peers disagree with you on a political level. Do you think everyone hates you, or just your opinions? Does it make you sad?

Whole bloody thread is incomprehensible

My favourite part is the “we’re all in a bit of a shock about the articles written” in a PR piece that actively worsens their public perception hahaha

A+, great job, company in crisis mode pisses it’s pants on reddit

go on Reddit with your personal account and shill for us

Fuck all the way off, proton

Yes because it’s cricket, E.g. during a live thread. It’s just an example. Outside of tech and American interests, there is actually very little of interest here for passive or casual users.

Doesn’t that just mean it will attract a certain type of user, where FOSS and tech are huge parts of identity? I’m not mocking that type of user at all, but honestly my primary use case for Reddit was shitposting in /r/cricket threads. There’s never going to be that sort of community, because frankly anyone not into tech would find this platform completely incomprehensible.

Moved this week. It’s kinda fun rediscovering how communities work. My ID doesn’t belong on the internet, that was the last straw for me.