3 ms·
And to demonstrate their devotion to the cause, the EFF will take a day off from advocating against these behaviours? This makes no sense to me; why should a wa
by nickff 9mo ago
And to demonstrate their devotion to the cause, the EFF will take a day off from advocating against these behaviours? This makes no sense to me; why should a watchdog participate in a strike like this?
- bobwaycott 9mo agoSolidarity.
- 1970-01-01 9mo agoAll I can come up with is virtue signaling. Seems like their backlog work is low and they are making a strategic choice to try and get a funding boost by attending the protests (their message says nothing about this. It doesn't say much of anything, actually).
- csoups14 9mo agoThey're trying to call attention to it. This thread is one example of how taking that action is helping to accomplish that task.
- nickff 9mo agoThat may be the intention, but to me it looks like the EFF is just giving its employees a paid day off. Also, you're not really striking if your employer approves of it, and pays you for it.
- esseph 9mo agoThere actions are to raise awareness. People reaching out to them on Friday or going to the website will see a shutdown notice. Meanwhile, employees are available to strike, document the day, or do whatever they wish.
- subsistence234 9mo agoyeah it may not be helpful, but at least it's starting a conversation. most people aren't even aware yet, and there's no way to raise awareness without a vacation. for example none of our web designers knows how to put a message on the website without shutting it down. and none of our managers knows how to shut down a website without taking a vacation.
- deleted 9mo ago[deleted]
- nerdponx 9mo agoThis is right-wing authoritarian virtue signaling IMO.
- subsistence234 9mo agoit's crypto-fascist misogynoir!