…How, Why and more importantly where?

Why so?

I don’t want to talk about them shutting down. They hopefully will keep going.

Don’t want to pre declare them dead.

The current limitations:

• You can’t keep it in uncompressed format(like PNG for example);
• You can’t upload big pictures;
• Depending on the server it might take moderate to large amount of time to upload pictures;
• You can’t upload videos and GIFs.

It might seem like minor problems, but it still causes a friction, compared to uploading to Reddit.

Don’t want to jinx it.

I was talking there about users interactions on the platform, not moderation.

Because Reddit sucks.

Distributed Denial of Secrets link.

What are you talking about?

No, but can you?

Oh, USA? They are only paywalled there.

Also this is the best part in the article:

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I am talking about ethics here. Not your favourite method of listening to music.

Paying money to Google is one of the worst unethical decisions you can do.

Hate me as you want, but this is just the raw truth.

… Not to be a Dick to you, but imagine paying money to Google. Wow.

Actually, YouTube is cracking down on adblockers.

So while you might not feel the pain now, you will eventually.

The actual article— Hacker News.

And also:

The European Commission has accepted our request, and starting from today – Friday March 6 – has added the Open Document Format ODS version of the spreadsheet to be used to provide the feedback. We are grateful to the people working at DG CONNECT, the Commission’s Directorate-General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology, for responding to our request within 24 hours. At this point, the rest of this message is no longer relevant, and the call for action is no longer necessary.

How about you fix Wikipedia first before fixing me?

Then maybe you should apply to edit Wikipedia articles for grammar, to cool down

Share is in the air.

“journalistic integrity” means they have to mention Israel and USA in all their articles regardless of the topic?