One subreddit did this IIRC

Tbh I wouldn’t mind farming if cash crops such as alfalfa were limited to being less then 50% of crops grown, if they didn’t take 90% of water parsed to states while citizens and businesses only got 9% then tell us to stop showering when we ask why or for them to cut back during record droughts, and if they didn’t vote for those who litterally reinstated child labor after we knew children were losing limbs. But hey im just a rural city boy thats read their 90 page water rights bill so wtf do i know.

I think all someone would need to do is make a meme of elons sub with him in it, at the titanic crash site, give him a pog face then place text that says “why elon is better then bezos” and both would race to get down there first

Why is beehaw bad? Not trying to confront just curious

Its difficult personally to believe its a myth due to my memory of the Twitter buyout where I recall the main struggle being that the CEOs of Twitter couldn’t deny Elon purchasing Twitter due to the threat of lawsuit from their shareholders, and after announcing his plans to purchase Twitter for the inflated price Elon couldn’t back out due to the same threat however I am open to the idea that I could of been misled on that situation.

As for the why of a myth like that circulating I doubt its due to malice and more due to misunderstanding as Ive always understood that any wording made on a legal case could be used as precedent. It could also fit well with people rationalizing why companies seek record profits while underpaying workers for their labor.

If anyone could clarify the Twitter situation without sucking off elon it would be appreciated

I swear Reddit is not only not learning from history but purposely trying to repeat it again thinking oh the previous guys were just too weak…

Ill miss RIF, im curious if RIF had a different algorithm or something cause from what im reading there was a lot of awful going on with reddit and I saw nearly none of it.

I have to agree with you on that I saw a comment earlier about the people who left Reddit being a loud minority but something feels off about that

Lemmy’s community feels so familiar I sadly just can’t find the right words to describe it though