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One could interpret it as greenwashing for sure. Like who dares to act like a reddit community of people helping cute gorillas? IMO that's exactly the kind of t
by pelasaco 6y ago
One could interpret it as greenwashing for sure. Like who dares to act like a reddit community of people helping cute gorillas? IMO that's exactly the kind of tension that they want to create. Transforming it in a meme, would be the superhero sweating, having to decide between button A (Save Wallstreet) or button B (Save the cute Gorillas)
- skohan 6y ago> that's exactly the kind of tension that they want to create Who's the "they" referring to in this sentence? We're talking about an online forum where people don't know eachother's names for the most part. It's a community known for reckless spending in the pursuit of humor. I see no reason to believe this is anything other than an action that a particular user took in an effort to be funny catching on and becoming a meme. There's no PR firm planning their actions in a centralized way.
- pelasaco 6y agoThey = community of people. Are you assuming that none know each other and there is no personal communication among them? Because that's not the case. From their own description "Like 4chan found a bloomberg terminal", and many similar actions were well coordinated from 4chan users
- skohan 6y agoI'm sorry but this seems paranoid to me. Where exactly do you think is the smoke filled room where the "leadership" is planning a PR campaign against hedge funds?