“Every minute you spend moding reddit is polishing the investment you will never see a single dime of. Spez is going to get a good deal of money off you while spitting on you, and you will get nothing but saliva”
That’s why I MANUALLY(R***** won’t care deleting, cause those are, of course, their source for investment, so only I have to) delete all my posts, comments, history, profile and account including disjoining communities and connections (takes time 😮💨 but at least relieved from fear), forever and tough (let it go🎤🎵🎶), so that, the ungrateful head won’t ever milk anymore information I had put.
Information(data stored on databases) has made their success and profit(of course necessary but became greedy), and now they disgrace and maltreat the ones who’d helped the site flourished to become a wonderful world we’d ever wanted.
I won’t allow them to exploit any information from me whether personally, actually or technically (even a short comment or pic or data or a bit of silly word) for malice with AI coming(already here happening) to Internet.
I think you’re reading too much into it. Active users is where the money is, not outdated data. Just dont login or otherwise engage with reddit -that’s what hurting them in the long run
I don’t well know about active users as a criteria of profitability (I’m no IT nor businessman), but that’s a good indicator. But thinking deeply, why do (active) users or real online people (not bots) or such I go to that website? Because to me, I visit for information, anything whether current or ancient (especially with the help of search engine). Without information (from real online people who’ve posted/interacted/contributed/shared), why would I visit a website where I won’t find anything I like to look for or converse with? R***** has served as a news aggregator (despite they don’t create themselves but disseminate info), then a forum/discussion meeting (by users still providing info as comments/advices/knowledge/code…), then a meme rating and so much more, plenty of info. Without it from users voluntarily (generously even some info are deceptive/toxic/nonsensical), why would the other active users or the lurkers even visit a room nothing but people walking by?
That’s why I MANUALLY(R***** won’t care deleting, cause those are, of course, their source for investment, so only I have to) delete all my posts, comments, history, profile and account
Manually or not - do you think they will stay deleted? Reddit has the data, from a technical point of view they can restore whenever they like. If that’s legal (at least for EU citizens under the GDPR) is a different topic; I’m not restoring a technical answer to a technical question qualifies as private data. Probably that’s different when it comes to r/relationshipadvice or similar subs.
“Manually or not - do you think they will stay deleted? Reddit has the data, from a technical point of view they can restore whenever they like.”
It’s easily possible and implies I’m not clever enough to realize ahead that they can store my info even that I’ve deleted (despite their imminent intent is obviously unethical evil to my moral perspective and illegal at least in my country Data Privacy Act of 2012 Sec. 16 (e)).
(Seems interesting) I should meticulously review again their Privacy Policy and their Terms & Conditions in my free times (hopefully will try🤞) if they may store and disclose my deleted info in their will. It might be my fault for granting them mine in the end (I hope not 🙄).
I deleted all mine and my account (yet still visit the website until I no longer like and feel not comfortable anymore like what I’ve felt in current 😬📖 and current 🐥📢) because of a fear (based on their recent and sudden awful decisions for those devs and then the mods, despite I’m just an uninvolved user/client-to-them) that they may exploit mine(that are just tinier than speck in a vast database) nearly soon (for AI, why is it a concern at least to me? As a hint, contemplate what the once fine head gone wacky out of nowhere has said to media and his recent posts 🙁).
“Every minute you spend moding reddit is polishing the investment you will never see a single dime of. Spez is going to get a good deal of money off you while spitting on you, and you will get nothing but saliva”
That’s why I MANUALLY(R***** won’t care deleting, cause those are, of course, their source for investment, so only I have to) delete all my posts, comments, history, profile and account including disjoining communities and connections (takes time 😮💨 but at least relieved from fear), forever and tough (let it go🎤🎵🎶), so that, the ungrateful head won’t ever milk anymore information I had put.
Information(data stored on databases) has made their success and profit(of course necessary but became greedy), and now they disgrace and maltreat the ones who’d helped the site flourished to become a wonderful world we’d ever wanted.
I won’t allow them to exploit any information from me whether personally, actually or technically (even a short comment or pic or data or a bit of silly word) for malice with AI coming(already here happening) to Internet.
Do to do fair action.
I think you’re reading too much into it. Active users is where the money is, not outdated data. Just dont login or otherwise engage with reddit -that’s what hurting them in the long run
I don’t well know about active users as a criteria of profitability (I’m no IT nor businessman), but that’s a good indicator. But thinking deeply, why do (active) users or real online people (
not bots) or such I go to that website? Because to me, I visit for information, anything whether current or ancient (especially with the help of search engine). Without information (from real online people who’ve posted/interacted/contributed/shared), why would I visit a website where I won’t find anything I like to look for or converse with? R***** has served as a news aggregator (despite they don’t create themselves but disseminate info), then a forum/discussion meeting (by users still providing info as comments/advices/knowledge/code…), then a meme rating and so much more, plenty of info. Without it from users voluntarily (generouslyeven some info are deceptive/toxic/nonsensical), why would the other active users or the lurkers even visit a room nothing but people walking by?Manually or not - do you think they will stay deleted? Reddit has the data, from a technical point of view they can restore whenever they like. If that’s legal (at least for EU citizens under the GDPR) is a different topic; I’m not restoring a technical answer to a technical question qualifies as private data. Probably that’s different when it comes to r/relationshipadvice or similar subs.
It’s easily possible and implies I’m not clever enough to realize ahead that they can store my info even that I’ve deleted (despite their imminent intent is obviously unethical
evilto my moral perspective and illegal at least in my countryData Privacy Act of 2012 Sec. 16 (e)).(Seems interesting) I should meticulously review again their Privacy Policy and their Terms & Conditions in my free times (hopefully will try🤞) if they may store and disclose my deleted info in their will. It might be my fault for granting them mine in the end (I hope not 🙄).
I deleted all mine and my account (yet still visit the website until I no longer like and feel not comfortable anymore like what I’ve felt in current 😬📖 and current 🐥📢) because of a fear (based on their recent and sudden awful decisions for those devs and then the mods, despite I’m just an uninvolved user/client-to-them) that they may exploit mine(that are just tinier than speck in a vast database) nearly soon
(for AI, why is it a concern at least to me? As a hint, contemplate what the once fine head gone wacky out of nowhere has said to media and his recent posts 🙁).