drmoose

Yup if you take a look at new posts on any big sub reddit its either bots karma farming or influencers shilling. It's just too hard for new people to onboard on sharing as:

• min karma or account requirement
• absurd 50 rules that trigger auto mod
• shadow banning so new users have 0 response and get demotivated instantly

So aside from smaller subreddits it's just trolls and bots talking between each other.

I used to be big contributor on reddit and it's has been completely taken over by power users who are just shilling. Many subreddit mods are actually in bed with businesses and take straight up bribes or have their own conflicting interests.

I get that these are poor countries but leeching from ruzi invasion blatantly like this is just disappointing. As history is permanent now on the internet it's inevitable that they'll run into problems and people will have all the reasons to br awful.

You shouldn't drink poop water my friend

You are confusing bureaucracies with institutions. Bureaucracies are absolutely on the rise in Europe to the point where people are actively leaving. Germany in particular is notorious in IT markets where people are so fed up and leave for smaller opportunities.

Now good institutions don't need exhausting bureaucratic processes. If anything a good institution should realize the bottle neck here and work to fix it.

Also why would you tie together democracy and bureaucracies in your complaint? They're not even remotely relevant to each other.

You absolutely need to scale up. I've been on several european teams who had to reincorporate under LLC just because its impossible to compete in Europe as a new business. There's just too much moat.

I agree and welcome meaningful regulation but in Europe its absolutely being used as a market moat, especially in tech. People who are defending this looking at this issue through the wrong lense of political theory crafting rather than how these tools are used in practice.

The only places in Europe that are actually growing tech now are Eastern european countries that losen up the moat to allow innovation in and dont have strong incumbents that reinforce the moat.

They try bur they're really bad at it. I'm on my 10th account or so and so is everyone else.

How about helping businesses actually stay in Europe. It's almost impossible to scale up in europe due to insane moats everywhere.

Its still super easy just search the web how to. Use a new browser window with new email on mobile network connection - its literally impossible to reliably fingerprint this.

The bans are mostly meaningless these days tho. Its so easy to make a new account and bypass detections.

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