Many smaller businesses are good organisations. It’s when they grow too big, that moral gets lost.

Business can be good for all stakeholders.

You could simply ignore one moon for you calendar. 😄

Plus they don’t get made in large numbers.

Yes, I hate every single brand that interupts my gardening videos.

I think ads could work better if YouTube didn’t use them to make the free experience awful. They usually have neither to do with me nor with the content I tried to watch.

I wish I could tell YouTube, I can’t buy a car or sell a house, I’m not interested in football an I don’t wear make up or womens’ underwear.

Do it!

It applies to everything you post. The GDPR is supposed to level the power between you and organisations like Reddit. It give you the power to know what data they have on you, correct and delete it. If they don’t let you have this power, you can file a complaint with you data protection office. It doesn’t have to be a formal complaint. Just write them a mail with your problem.

The history of IQ-tests…

We are so used to the idea that a social media network has to dominate the world - ekse it’s a failure. If Lemmy, Mastodon, Pixelfed or your old fishing forum is enjoyed by some people, it’s a success.