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by DropInIn 3y ago
And then they seemed to reduce that functionality with each subsequent sequel.... /Sadface
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Yes, the reverse just works for most carriers. Just put an email address instead of a phone number. Go ahead and try it out.
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Again, adding layer after layer of Caveats and Conditionals doesn't change that At The Core your proposition is fundamentally flawed. Just stop fighting for a broken concept and come up with something better. Ed:typos
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Most math we're taught is used constantly in life and is not comprehensible absent education.... Percents, fractions, what the word "average" means...
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Shareholders need to accept that either: the mods and community have power and control over operations Or Mods get PAID Really.... Volunteers have a reasonable expectation of influence on how their work is used.
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by DropInIn 3y ago
You saying "it can be discussed" doesn't change that your model is flawed on its face, with no amount of extra layers of ad hoc workarounds able to overcome those blatant flaws.... A simpler solution is to start with a return
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by DropInIn 3y ago
How does that resolve the issue of IP squatting that is in question? If there's no income the fee is negligible, permitting the rights holder to squat on them for next to nothing and prevent the use of the otherwise abandoned IP by the
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by DropInIn 3y ago
A poor writer who works full time min wage to barely scrape by and writes a masterpiece will not have the funds to cover the fees while waiting to get accepted by a publisher To assert the model isn't blatantly flawed is absurd
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Only if you think that the IP remaining restricted rather than entering the public domain is a halfway decent solution..... Arguably the American model of abandonment is better because abandoned IP doesn't actually result in any lawsui
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Under your model any author would immediately lose protections unless they could afford the fees.... If you can't see the glaring problems there then there's no hope for you.... But hopefully you immediately recognize that it hurt
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by DropInIn 3y ago
If you really were on the web since before gnu/Linux you would never have expressed it that way... You'd say you were around when you dialed into BBSes.... Like those who actually were on the "web" before gnu/Linux.
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Also affects users who signed up for the wrong VPN provider Ask me how I know
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by DropInIn 3y ago
User migration
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by DropInIn 3y ago
They don't hold exclusive copyright to the work, only a portion of it, usually without copyright at all due to the volume of the work they produced. Typically, a sentence fragment cannot be protected by copyright. The average edit is l
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Copyright doesn't work like that and comments are protected by copyright Reddit is up against the laws that even bigger assholes had made to fuck over people who use copyright material without explicit permission...
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Comments are protected by copyright.... By undeleting comments they are violating the copyright of the authors by engaging in unauthorized use Even if Reddit was the one that deleted it, the user needs to be informed if Reddit renews their
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by DropInIn 3y ago
When you go on strike there's two options when you leave the shop: A - you close and lock the doors B - you leave the doors wide open Which of those is more ethical and responsible? So, in that light, what do we think of the choice for
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by DropInIn 3y ago
I only use RSS to convey the concept of a standardized syndication system, thus "like" being used rather than saying RSS itself.... But yes, what you say is exactly the point of what I'm talking about. Some sites would focus
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by DropInIn 3y ago
SSO only applies to those engaging, with those lurking being presented the default selection of subs for that front end site. Essentially, Reddit Appollo and all the others are the front ends, with the subreddits being independent back ends
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by DropInIn 3y ago
So my model would be one where you pick a site as your front end, most of which would have default curation and subscription to various subs, providing an experience like /all by default. Though it would look like /all what it wou
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by DropInIn 3y ago
So... Sounds like you want what I keep thinking about: Front end that works with feeds from multiple sources, like RSS, and permits comments, posts etc using SSO, with all interactions logged centrally in the SSO account (for later edits de
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Reddit... That's my ladder of hatefulness, with Reddit still having issues with bigots working as Admins, and twitter simply being a hate filled cesspit of racism, sexism and all other forms of bigotry, with
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by DropInIn 3y ago
This protects Others while brakes protect the Self.... The reason they care about breaks and not this is because this doesn't protect them specifically and so they don't give a shit, because they're raging narcissists.... As
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by DropInIn 3y ago
On the topic of alternatives: The current options suck. A proposal to address the failures of extant options: Users hold their own data in the account they use for SSO Every comment post etc is in your own account, with sites putting a requ
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Commonwealth wide afaict, and that's essentially the vast majority of English speaking nations...
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Yea, because those is what they should be focused on /s
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Seems more that they were upset/afraid about how it made the corporation appear inept (and correctly so). It was about maximizing the value of the IPO by ensuring investors would be minimally aware of the failures of the app and new Re
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by DropInIn 3y ago
I have a feeling that the split is primarily between those who intuitively comprehend the maps along with those who were able to learn how to understand them against those who have never had any instructions alongside those who are utterly