if you listen to trueanon they had to open multiple overflow rooms becuase press agents from all over the world are lining up hours early to get it, it's not low profile.
I have heard dozens of people describe DNS this way, yes, like it's a push behaviour. I don't know how much it matters but I think making it clearer is good.
It's staggering how much the results for any product query that isn't from Reddit or a site like Wirecutter is just unusable. I was recently looking for thin winter gloves and literally every page was an SEO referral scam.
There's articles written about this every six months or so if you read the news regularly, and they are very sympathetic to the multiple possible reasons for this that negatively affect men in other ways.
There's obviously not a perfect definition of race, but it's also obvious that many news orgs are, by basically any definition, very disproportionally white compared to the racial markup (however you decide to define that) of their candidate pool.
There are dozens of companies on g suite (ad others, like Zoho), I work with some that have 100,000+ seats. The idea that the only solution for businesses is MS products was never right before and isn't today.
Misgendering people intentionally is transphobic, and systems of this nature behave this way. For many trans people getting an ID to correctly reflect their name and gender is extremely difficult and can go for months/years without it being corrected; companies like Proctor U don't care about the problems this causes: https://www.teenvogue.com/story/exam-surveillance-tools-remo...
"The requirement also doesn't yet apply to small phone companies because carriers with 100,000 or fewer customers were given until June 30, 2023 to comply. The FCC is seeking comment on a plan to make that deadline June 30, 2022 instead because "evidence demonstrates that a subset of small voice service providers appear to be originating a high number of calls relative to their subscriber base and are also generating a high and increasing share of illegal robocalls compared to larger providers."
I've used it to try to seriously learn german in the past and it was helpful. I'm using it for spanish now and while I agree with some of the comments here that's it's not perfect it's also the best thing that's not an in-person class I've ever used.
That's basically it. A lot of options but they all have some flaw. Rocket Chat and mattermost both lock features behind an enterprise paywall (although Rocket Chat is more forgiving and has optional E2EE), Zulip is nice but still a small player and some people aren't fans of the UX, and Matrix lacks the polish of slack and moderation tools are not up to speed with Slack/RC/Mattermost, which is a problem for larger groups.