You can use professors since you went to college. If you ever worked for family or volunteered, those could work as well.
As other mentioned, honestly, you can even do friends if they can vouch as project partners or other maybe unpaid work.
Then you can just go the made up route, but just make sure to have a believable story that you can remember, lol. They don't really need to know that they are your friends, TBH...
You have to remember that the internet in general has short term memory but surprising good memory at other things. It was good to see people actually get together for a few days and see that there are still subreddits that stayed dark. I know people are still leaving after these apps start to close down as well.
It's hard to fight EVERY corporation, but I feel like the amount of people that have been burned by Twitter will have that lingering thought in people's mind with Reddit as well.
Only time will tell, but I hope that people continue to fight these greedy CEOs that think that they can literally get away with literally anything...
timezone was not as bad as expected.so hoping to catch some game for sure (all night to overnight times for me)
social sciences (anthro) background but have always been a bit on the tech savvy side and had tech support jobs
You can use professors since you went to college. If you ever worked for family or volunteered, those could work as well.
As other mentioned, honestly, you can even do friends if they can vouch as project partners or other maybe unpaid work.
Then you can just go the made up route, but just make sure to have a believable story that you can remember, lol. They don't really need to know that they are your friends, TBH...
Nidhogg 2 - I love the first game and the second game is fun, but I honestly hate the art.
You have to remember that the internet in general has short term memory but surprising good memory at other things. It was good to see people actually get together for a few days and see that there are still subreddits that stayed dark. I know people are still leaving after these apps start to close down as well.
It's hard to fight EVERY corporation, but I feel like the amount of people that have been burned by Twitter will have that lingering thought in people's mind with Reddit as well.
Only time will tell, but I hope that people continue to fight these greedy CEOs that think that they can literally get away with literally anything...