They are not. The moment someone can figure out how to post something both on-topic and IRL, there's always some kind of virtue signalling. The only upside (if you can even call it that) is that it's not usually a daily occurrence.
Reddit has had a few backend scandals with ad view manipulation.
I imagine they were waiting until the political climate shifted and no one cared. They'll open investment not on money but on social points now and then the full staff will cash out.
I don't get it. The local boards are the worst, unless yours is one of the rare ones. The ones for obscure hobby's might be ok still.
They are not. The moment someone can figure out how to post something both on-topic and IRL, there's always some kind of virtue signalling. The only upside (if you can even call it that) is that it's not usually a daily occurrence.
TRAITOR! HALFHEART!
Reddit has had a few backend scandals with ad view manipulation.
I imagine they were waiting until the political climate shifted and no one cared. They'll open investment not on money but on social points now and then the full staff will cash out.
desperate to hide their chinese masters?