I'm not sure that's true. Well, maybe the best place, but still not a good place. Even on here, this story doesn't have that much conversation, and it's no longer on the front page.
The folks who read and post comments here are, for the most part, workers for the tech industry. We're paid by the very companies that are the problem. We implement the code that is making things shit. People who frequent this site work for Facebook and Google and are proud of it. I might be too if my salary came from those companies. So I'm not sure how this is the best audience... it's the audience most capable of understanding, but the audience that has something to lose from change.
Anyway, I feel it too. However, perhaps one of the results of all this is that there will be services resilient to the big tech money because a large enough subset is willing to pay for what big tech offered "free", or are community run. I use and pay for Kagi, couldn't imagine doing such a thing 10 years ago. Big, huge, powerful corporations have existed in the past only to become hollowed out and transformed, continuing in name only.