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Comment #43178073
We don’t need to trust what they say, we just need to engage in a little critical thinking. What’s the benefit for Ofcom in pursuing tiny websites? There’s no political benefit, no…
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Comment #43177932
All of those things are buttons to click and ship with every piece of forum software from the last decade. No forum can survive without moderation because of spam so these tools an…
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Comment #43177769
Some people are protesting against this law by threatening to shut down their websites or by deleting content. The founder of lfgss explicitly said they’re against the law on princ…
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Comment #43177670
https://www.ofcom.org.uk/online-safety/illegal-and-harmful-c... Last month. “ We’ve heard concerns from some smaller services that the new rules will be too burdensome for them. So…
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Comment #43177596
You’re falling for the big numbers that do not stand up to scrutiny. There’s no such forum shutting down. Are you referring to lfgss? First, it’s not shutting down, second, the use…
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Comment #43177563
I have read every post, every article, every piece of guidance. I’m asking for specifics, not hand waving. What are the actual compliance costs?
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Comment #43177469
What are the compliance costs for this law that would apply to a small independent forum?
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Comment #43177443
The law has absolutely nothing to do with historic content, it has no provisions for or relevance to content published decades ago. Even in the most cautious response to this law, …
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Comment #43177421
The forum has had less than 100k posts in the last 10 years. Forums and small websites have been killed off by changing consumer behaviour, the shift to big social media platforms.…
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Comment #43177335
The opposite is true. The new law makes it considerably more risky for large companies because the law is specifically designed to hold them to account for conduct on their platfor…
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Comment #43177267
Headline: 2.6M posts Reality: the forum has negative 358 posts in the last month. The forum has negative ~2k posts over the last 12 months. The forum is so inactive that they’re de…
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Comment #43172014
obviously some government employees are not providing value for money to the people because that’s just what happens in big organizations (public or private). The point being made …
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Comment #43157354
I was wondering what happened to micro recently (loved the m3o domain). Sorry to hear it’s over. Have you written a post-mortem? I’d love to hear more about it — if you don’t feel …
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Comment #43153104
There has been new information since that blog post which has reaffirmed the "this is much ado about nothing" takes because Ofcom have said that they do not want to be a burden on …
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Comment #43153085
You're right. Plus, the overreactions have been walked back or solved in some cases, e.g: LFGSS is going to continue on as a community ran effort which will comply with the risk as…
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Comment #43118018
I am glad to see you renamed to forms from blocks :) I am not saying that your work is bad but even if your work is bad you can make money hand over fist so questions of "good" or …
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Comment #43058227
Travel can be as easy as you want it to be if you are willing to spend money and/or plan. Stay at hotels that are part of a hotel group (e.g: Marriott) and check-in will be seamles…
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Comment #43056733
I am no fan of the UK but "worst weather on the planet"? The UK's greatest fault is that it is mediocre, it is uninspired, it is neither good nor bad, it is a place with so much po…
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Comment #43033488
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Comment #43024672
Small correction: that's the date format used by most every country except the United States . https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_date_formats_by_countr...
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Comment #43024622
Major YouTube channels are typically managed by multiple people through the channel management features and brand accounts. I don't think it's possible to even log in to the brand …
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Comment #42945364
I think this is a vast overestimation. The majority of people notice every payment they make every month, a Netflix subscription is a choice that they would not continue to make if…
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Comment #42869329
My $100k line of credit against my house was approved today. I plan to pay off my house with the gains.
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Comment #42857778
Yes, you need to get better at filtering. Yes, it has always been like this. Public job listings have always attracted mostly junk. The typical good candidate becomes a good candid…
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Comment #42857179
Some companies are just very selective, i.e: they're hiring the right people not the best candidate. Most of us get jobs because companies need to fill a role and we're the best ca…