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Someone needs to start a "campaign" for naming and shaming companies who advertises on Reddit. "[This company] supports a company that actively discriminates against the disabled. #SayNoToReddit"
I already cancelled my Dashlane, after they did an AMA on Reddit during the blackout. I don't support companies who cross picket lines.
Don't know what else to say in agreement to your comment but I very much agree with it
We need to start taking back power from corporations because without us they are nothing
Transfer our reliance away from corporations as much as possible
honestly yes. While I do think "ableism" is sometimes took to a bit of an extreme, in this case it's good... and serves the good purpose of making Reddit even less money, which is a good purpose in and of itself!
This is the way, hitting Reddit where it hurts.
People can complain and try to make Reddit listen but they do not care. As long as they have money rolling in from ads.
Thats a good one, companies would sure run away if enough people made noise
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