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So now we are beyond "praise a company if they shut their business in Russia", and have arrived at "ostracize them if they don't", even though (afaik) they have
by aliswe 5y ago
So now we are beyond "praise a company if they shut their business in Russia", and have arrived at "ostracize them if they don't", even though (afaik) they haven't been ordered to censor their content or otherwise be a mouthpiece for them?
Is there an extreme to this or is it all going to pass public judgement?
- buro9 5y agoI run over 300 forums. These are based in Europe, America, Australia. They are for varied interests from cycling to cars to telescopes. There are threads about the war on every forum. And individuals on every forum are actively cancelling subscriptions and tracking boycotts. It's not just going to pass public judgement, it has enthusiastic and vocal support of most of the public. This anecdata is based on a monthly user base of 250k. Not significant, but also not insignificant.
- haveyoubeen 5y ago