I made two posts critical of reddit and they each seemed to have been astroturfed by toxic reddit shills.
Here or at Reddit? I have never ever ever seen proof that Lemmy is pro-Reddit at anything. Like, most of the people here migrated from Reddit on bad terms with them.
It's either that or, gasp, actually paying moderators.
I'd rather just automate the solution. It's still going to run into some amount of human tweaking and biases, but at least it won't require the massive amount of manpower that moderation requires right now. Something that requires so much manpower that no corporation is willing to actually pay the workforce.
It turns out that trying to push one server to be the by far the most popular Lemmy server, maybe, just maybe, might be antithetical to the concept of a Fediverse.
Welcome to The Consequences of Their Actions!
Facebook created the quest in order to detach their product from the whims of a terrible company like Nvidia, and that has somehow helped.
Facebook didn't create shit. They bought the Quest. They bought hyper-evolved, time-traveling 4th dimensional being, actual fucking rocket scientist, benevolent hyperintelligent architect of the post-singularity simulation we all live in, John Carmack, and then he got sick of the Meta bullshit and left.
He has a history of slashing diversity in his companies across the board.
Among the mass cancellations are shows featuring: PoC, women leads, LGBT+ topics and leads, animation, pretty much all of the Republican boogeymen.
“If David Zaslav had his wish, he would just program Chip and Joanna all day long,”
He wants everything to be HGTV and TLC bullshit. He wants to turn CNN into the next Fox News.
Thoses were the ones that actually campaigned for the tag.
Banana bread...
You can't be pretty confident of the quality before getting the game via preorder. All you have to go by at that point is trailers they made.
HBO Max removed Westworld because of David Zaslav. That's it.
Nobody should be preordering, but companies still offer it because too many dumbasses preorder anything and everything.
WotC seemed to actually care about it and most of the bad decisions were Hasbro’s fault in the name of profitability over quality
WotC stopped existing shortly after Hasbro bought the company. It's like pretending Blizzard isn't basically just part of Activision/Microsoft.
My current favorites playlist, accumulated over 15+ years, is 4,235 songs. I don't think I can afford to buy that.