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Those are real problems. For this to work, reddit would have to remove its frontpage and r/all - everything would have to be explicitly subscription based. You
by buboard 7y ago
Those are real problems. For this to work, reddit would have to remove its frontpage and r/all - everything would have to be explicitly subscription based.
Youtube should be required to enable alternative modes (view all latest) and should be held liable if one can prove that they are e.g. suppressing a legal viewpoint in their searches. I see this as win-win for transparency