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Just because people do an action doesn't mean they wanted to do it.

Me and all the other poor Kmart shoppers in the 1990s got free Internet access from their "Bluelight" Internet access. Don't know if this was everywhere, but it was a think in the US.

Reddit is full of Parasite SEO lately.

It's to be expected from a for-profit system.

>"they legendarily drag out the cases they can, and there's near-monthly trials of cases of theft from trust accounts."

This goes on in the U.S. too, at least in my state.

The overly tribal, lack of nuance, is overwhelmingingly from the millennial generation. I don't see older people being like that.

Your comment begins like ai slop.

This hurts:

>The next step will be Google or other companies in that space developing and deploying a new derogatory term for the web marking it as unclean, unruly, dangerous, bad (similar to “the Dark Web”) and making their abstraction the “safe” web.

If it ain't broke, don't fix it?

Regarding: "WordPress is managed by the WordPress Foundation"

The Foundation doesn't actually manage anything though, does it? WordPress.org is managed and owned by Mullenweg personally.

Isn't it just that WP Engine made their own Stripe plugin for Woo? Why is this being called out as wrong?

This says they've prepared a solution. Does anyone know what the solution is? Did WP Engine build a whole fork of the plugin and theme repositories?

No.

No, it doesn't block those.

> "Stripe will no longer return the $15 dispute fee for successfully contested disputes."