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In the US.
by tobr 6y ago
In the US.
- OJFord 6y agoWhere else is it a problem? I don't know if it's actually illegal/regulated against in the UK, but it's never happened to me.
- tobr 6y agoNo idea if it’s a problem anywhere else, but then I didn’t know it was a problem in the US either. I just don’t like it when people assume everyone on the internet is an American.
- eatbitseveryday 6y agoYes, because the FCC is a US entity and HN is likely majority US-based.
- tobr 6y agoBut the title doesn’t mention the FCC, and nothing else suggests which country it concerns either. HN is an English-language website, which often translates to majority US. We can further speculate that HN is likely majority able-bodied, heterosexual, male, cis, white. That’s not a reason to make it less inclusive of people outside those majorities.
- 9HZZRfNlpR 6y agoIt's not, dang has written about these percentages all over again, us is not majority here.