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> I understand why they are being made, but it's getting a bit tiring to see these on the front page so frequently. It's getting a bit tiring to see that these
by chinathrow 4y ago
> I understand why they are being made, but it's getting a bit tiring to see these on the front page so frequently.
It's getting a bit tiring to see that these large corporations still can't figure it out on how to treat your user base regarding de-platforming.
- bruce343434 4y agoThis is barely "hacker" and definitely not "news".
- Rathseg 4y agoActually, I would consider it news. I learned something new as I have considered making a second discord account, one personal, one for more professional things since orgs seem to be picking it. I only have one phone number and and now know not to use it for both if they ever ask for it. I also learned that they may ask for your phone number and lock you out for no reason if you refuse to give it them even if you already have an account(I have yet to give them my phone number). This lets me know to be even less trusting of them and to make sure I don't depend on anything from their service.
- naasking 4y agoHackers build these platforms. It's important for them to see and understand the common failure modes.
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