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Which website is NOT US-centric? The whole internet is US centric like Reddit, stackoverflow, quora, XDA, 4chan. All the major sites are based in US. Honestly,
by bythckr 9y ago
Which website is NOT US-centric? The whole internet is US centric like Reddit, stackoverflow, quora, XDA, 4chan. All the major sites are based in US.
Honestly, which are the non US-centric sites in English language?
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- open-source-ux 9y agoBBC News The Guardian And much as I hate to say it: The Mail online
- mathw 9y agoMail Online is hatred-centric, but is definitely English. Much to our shame.
- ry_ry 9y agoBut what viewpoint is the Mail representing? The Daily Mail seems almost entirely Daily Mail centric, reflecting nothing more than it's own bubble of reactionary bile and oxymoronic smug self-loathing.
- DamonHD 9y agoThat's really too kind to it. "Don't lets facts get in the way of whipping up hatred and getting a few more clicks" may be its motto...
- stephenr 9y agoAnything from Canada, the UK, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, a decent chunk of content from mainland Europe (where English is a very common second language, and is used extensively as a common language when dealing with those in other countries)..
- vsl 9y agoYes. Name some with comparable global reach.
- goalieca 9y agoMost English websites I visit are Canadian. I'm not on social media but I can argue that most content for that is regional as well.