

https://www.business.reddit.com/blog/takeaways-from-canadas-finance-breakfast

Daily reminder that you can’t trust commercial social media.
After 15+ years, I actually just left reddit the other day, it’s a lot more fun here. I basically stuck around for a couple local communities. Now I’m just corrupting my posts to help out their IPO.
They’re forcing you to be logged in just to view old.reddit now. So you need a phone number now. That’s not suspicious at all.
Same. Did the same thing just last week.
I’m actually surprised how much interaction there is here instead of being down voted by bots for criticizing a company. Heh the last post I made, someone was like I don’t know who is down voting you, someone that works for the company or a bot. And this was a small forum.
Fuck Reddit and Fuck Spez.
Yo!
Ban indiscriminately, use only company-approved AI bots, profit.
Cant wait until the mask slips and even the layman can see.
Oh no, fragmented landscape and brand visibility!! Lol corpo buzzwords.
They always use the word “trust” for the manipulation of Reddit conversations. Fucking ghouls.
We need vetted online spaces that keep that shit out.
Who’s gonna vet the Vetter
Er heißt Ubervetter.
vetted by who?
With only a little effort, a collective of like minded people could counteract this effectively.
Maybe some are already, I want to help though.
I think we can kind of just assume that all industries are always trying to work with anyone to influence anyone
So long as the checks clear
What an overwraught title. “Advertising company pitches effectiveness of their advertisements” like… yeah, that’s what they do? They’re desperately trying to figure out how to make reddit profitable because boy-fuckin’-howdy are they doomed, this is just yet another in a long line of wildly exaggerated pitches they’ve made.
that’s where i want the meteor to hit
I am so happy I committed suicide by admin.
I really need to figure out my old accounts passwords and nuke them all








