That’s not what it means
That’s because “cancel culture” doesn’t actually mean anything.
That’s not what it means
That’s because “cancel culture” doesn’t actually mean anything.
Feel how you want, but Spotify has a very clear policy on hateful content. And sure, maybe you won’t listen to it, but do you know who will? Bigoted psychos that will go out and commit a hate crime. Allowing content like this on a popular platform will lead to hate crimes. There is nothing wrong with private platforms choosing to not platform certain kinds of content and it is entirely within their right.
Spotify has the right to deplatfom hateful content and doing so is the ethical thing to do.
The act of book banning itself isn’t the real issue. The issue is the homophobia/transphobia motivating the conservative book banning.
I tend to interpret ‘tankie’ to be people who support Lenin’s dictatorship of the proletariat or similar ideas
That’s just Marxism. That idea started with Marx, not Lenin. He even talks about it in the Communist Manifesto, saying:
Not even mentioning his Critique of the Gotha Programme where he talks about the dictatorship of the proletariat and the transition from capitalism to communism extensively. It’s okay to not be a Marxist, but it’s just factually incorrect to claim that the dictatorship of the proletariat isn’t integral to Marx’s understanding of the transition to communism.
There are many, many good reasons to not use Brave. Being spyware is not one of those.
Boycott Brave for real reasons like their CEO and owner being a raging anti-gay reactionary or because of their cryptocurrency bs.
Awesome to see Google embrace plaintext email! /j
That’s how all search engines fundamentally work though. The whole point if that they try to bring the most relevant results to the top and downrank things like spam and unhelpful/irrelevant results. Downranking misinfo spam websites isn’t “censorship”. Not ranking resullts would make search engines completely pointless.
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I have. Lemmy is especially good for content geared towards news, tech, FOSS, privacy, memes (if, unlike me, Reddit-style memes are your thing), et cetera. For me, that checks off all the boxes for what i used Reddit for, so when i started using Lemmy, there wasn’t really anything i was missing from Reddit. So, while i’m willing to miss out on some content in order to drop Reddit, i haven’t really needed to.
However, this definitely isn’t the case for most people. If people are just using Reddit for certain things they just don’t see on Lemmy, that’s totally fine (though i hope they’re using an ad blocker or something), especially if they stick around for when Lemmy does start having that kind of content.
Growth isn’t a straight line and there will be points of fluctuation, stagnation, and decline.
Do you believe pro-IDF groups should be allowed on campuses despite the fact that they are genocidal collaborators?