utkugenc

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   by utkugenc 4y ago

   It's PR and it's obviously serving its purpose :)
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   by utkugenc 4y ago

   Because it is a leech of a company. It can get away with it until something like that happens. Which part don't you understand?
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   by utkugenc 6y ago

   Corruption is a tricky subject. Pawns of a dictatorship, a mafia or any hierarchical corrupt structure... They might not be aware of what's actually going on but that doesn't change the fact that the structure is corrupt. Whatever
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   by utkugenc 6y ago

   Let X be the number of angry people who were affected by Robinhood's decision and let Y be the number of negative reviews left today, do you really think Y is greater than X here? If an app does a bad thing, it gets negative reviews. I
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   by utkugenc 6y ago

   So, if prosecution or police receives too many (above average) complaints about something on a single day, they should just trash all of them and go home, is that what you are saying?
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   by utkugenc 6y ago

   How do you define "fake review"? People are not happy with a company and its app and they are "punishing" the company, what is the purpose of reviews if not this?
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   by utkugenc 8y ago

   Am I the only one who thinks "White Shark Café" is a great prey for hipster bands and also needs to be protected. A trademark, maybe?