itanalot

Reddit's use of subs and mods seems to me a severe form of tech debt from a time where human moderators/community creators did the job of the algorithm. Now it's a liability, where moderators control their fiefdoms and deliver a user experience broadly worse than what modern algorithms can deliver.

Windows will soon lose the normie consumer market, and all that's left for them will be gamers (of which they will make zero dollars from) and enterprise (of which their successes will broadly match laptop job employment figures)

As a deletionist on wikipedia, i regularly !vote delete and propose/nominate articles for deletion for several reasons, chiefly among them to preserve the perception of the project. many times these "articles" are nothing more than publicistslop the subject can then show others how important they are. not to mention having an article about you is a double edged sword, if you get any bad publicity it's essentially set in stone.