Establish a representative council from people all over the world like this project to decide what projects would be usefull. An undefined amount of start-up capital is too much power for a single person to handle responsible so I'd delegate those decisions to as many different people as possible.
OP recently posted an article from the same author on Medium. The headline was something like "15% of content on reddit is by corporate trolls". The article linked to only one source which did not back up any of the claims of the article. I tried searching for another article in the journal and year that the article mentioned it took a study from and there was none related to the topic. My conclusion is that the author fabricates numbers to make their articles more interesting. I also wrote an email to Medium to bring this to their attention but they didn't care about hosting misinformation and told me to contact the author. I don't think it's the audience's job to look up their sources so I'd hazard a guess and say the author is fabricating numbers again.
My Name is Jon and I'm also here
I didnt know you could unscrew horns. Ty Wikimedia.
Oh, it's the study from the meme.
Yeah 6 7!
How is she nursing through her shirt though?
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I'll give you one english breakfast for it
That's great to hear! I'm seriously interested. Are you willing to ship to Australia 7151 Heard Island?
Why are you selling it? How old is it? How much did you use it?
It's kind of sad that there is no way to only hide posts but not the comments made by a specific account. Otherwise I'd love to do that.
If you want to go check out my post, comment or voting history but don't want to see nsfw stuff that's your problem.
Establish a representative council from people all over the world like this project to decide what projects would be usefull. An undefined amount of start-up capital is too much power for a single person to handle responsible so I'd delegate those decisions to as many different people as possible.
OP recently posted an article from the same author on Medium. The headline was something like "15% of content on reddit is by corporate trolls". The article linked to only one source which did not back up any of the claims of the article. I tried searching for another article in the journal and year that the article mentioned it took a study from and there was none related to the topic. My conclusion is that the author fabricates numbers to make their articles more interesting. I also wrote an email to Medium to bring this to their attention but they didn't care about hosting misinformation and told me to contact the author. I don't think it's the audience's job to look up their sources so I'd hazard a guess and say the author is fabricating numbers again.
Here's the article: https://medium.com/@hrnews1/study-at-least-15-of-all-reddit-content-is-corporate-trolls-trying-to-manipulate-public-opinion-49cb302c26a5
Survival of the fittest
Somehow she looks like a pile of snow. In a good way.
Why is this guy relevant again? Haven't we already been through this?
I prefer Tity
Good dog.
Scientists didn't discover anything. The author does not link to a study backing his claims but only to one tangentially related to his article.
I'll also do that. I also notified medium of the article.