> I own a fairly big media in France and we have been covering the conflict [..] Very interesting to hear things from this perspective. I assume it is non-main

> I own a fairly big media in France and we have been covering the conflict [..] Very interesting to hear things from this perspective. I assume it is non-mainstream? (I would ask for a link, but I cannot read French.) > It also reminds me the Covid [..] This has for sure made me more weary. Off-topic conspiracies today quickly become plausible theories tomorrow. I don't expect sources to be unbiased, but I do expect to be able to consider multiple perspectives. > Last but not least, like any individual I do have biases of course. But I am very wary of people who also have biases but who might have hidden motives and skin in the game. Who fact-checks the fact-checkers? A large unaccountable 'authority' deciding what information you may or may not consume is _exactly_ what we are trying to avoid. Absolute power corrupts absolutely. > That's why, I am also leaving DDG. Don't get me wrong, I've enjoyed DuckDuckGo for years. If there is some reversal or this change is somewhat moderate, I will consider staying with them. For now I am just considering alternatives.