Almost certainly since it’s the active users that tend to get reported the most and get banned the most for just regular shit. It’s why Reddit is “banning” people for like 3 days instead of just permanently banning people like they used to.
It remains to be seen how well they can run the business with the transparency and oversight that comes with being a publicly traded company.
Reddit is already starting to replace permanent bans with little two or three day bans because they can’t afford to lose the active users that tend to get reports.
None of these states are experiencing high unemployment.
Some of those are really good!
They literally cost nothing to produce and the authors get pennies on the dollar, they didn't have to sell very many copies to make money.
That's why people need to read a LOT of books. The only thing worse than someone who doesn't read at all is the person that reads like one book a year and let's it define their whole personality.
Nice to see short fiction making a bit of a comeback. Shame all this MAGA stuff didn't bring back the best thing about the 50s: short format and serial fiction periodicals.
Usually in the form of "you know, Nazis were socialists" somehow followed up with "but they had some good ideas." And "what Holocaust?"
She is probably right, but she also likes to accuse anyone who disagrees with her of being a Putin shill so they should find someone with better credibility.