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I agree (and of course I know of the Mozilla things). I remember years ago when things began to really go off the rails. I saw a Nike commercial which for the
by bergheim 5y ago
I agree (and of course I know of the Mozilla things).
I remember years ago when things began to really go off the rails. I saw a Nike commercial which for the first time did not say "nike.com", but: "facebook.com/Nike". Man I was bummed.
If companies like that have to resort to this, it's over.
Pity we couldn't (again, myself included) protect the free internet.
- moate 5y agoEverything old is new again. Anyone remember AOL and its entirely contained ecosystem? I think the first two searches my 12 year old brain came up with were Superman (took me to DCs AOL listing) and Playboy (which took to long to load for me to risk someone walking in). Everything is terrible, but everyone knows this and hates it. Eventually something will happen (and this feels more likely as facebook takes put these insane “we support regulation” ads) that will make things marginally better. Governments are designed to move VERY slowly, and they’re the only things capable of taking on megacorps.
- kbenson 5y ago> I saw a Nike commercial which for the first time did not say "nike.com", but: "facebook.com/Nike". Man I was bummed. I saw a physical poster or sign the other day which didn't even go that far. It had ("f" logo)/name. I had the same reaction.