Even if they do, every article about Twitter comes with:
Twitter responded to inquiries with the poop emoji, as they do every time.
This is worse, because reddit is saying if anything was wrong, they would have responded. So it looks like reddit just agrees with anything that doesn't get a response.
How funny would it be if it leads to a shit show where actual journalists start demanding their fair share of advertising generated off their articles?
Reddit can beat mods because of money, but these giant media conglomerates both have money and are hurting their own advertising numbers because 99% of redditors never read the article. They have motivation and opportunity to get legal
The BJP government has said they will press charges against the high ranking BJP politician who sexually abused the wrestlers...
I hope I'm wrong, but I fully expect the BJP to investigate themselves and declare they found no wrong doing.
There's two reasons Biden said it was a good thing
The military industrial complex will make a bunch of money off India.
Modi's desire to fuck over his own citizen to grab the title of "the world's sweatshop" from China.
We can do better than someone willing to pretend Modi is a decent human and not a racist monster.
Unfortunately our next presidential election the choice will be Biden or trump/DeSantis.
So we need to wait another 5 years before that's possible.
It made sense trump and Modi got along.
But fucking embarrassing Biden acts like a far right religious authoritarian is in anyway a decent person.
They both just want India to become the world's next sweatshop
It's gaming an algorithm.
Big deals like this aren't made off one person's decision, there's all these metrics that are supposed to show the health of a company. But like anything, if you know the metrics you can just focus on that even if it's the literal worst thing to do. It pumps the metrics.
They're not trying to keep reddit alive forever, they want to juice the metrics so it's worth the absolute most on IPO day. It's all they care about.
Why is half of it asking for investments?
Wouldn't it be a better idea to just link the actual Daily Beast article
They sold to Conde Nast, a giant media conglomerate.
Conde transferred ownership one level up the food chain. So the people in charge aren't used to any kind of media, let alone social media.
You can call an HVAC specialist and get something more permanent, but you need to do something ASAP.
But you can absolutely get one with a drainage tube and run it 24/7 tho. Lots of people in older houses in America do it.
70% you need to be running dehumidifiers...
It's not just mold that's an issue, it can cause structural damage.
Wedge something under the lock so it stays up, then put tape over it to hold it in place.
Yep.
The first thing they taught us in my graduate level statistics class was:
That's the hard part