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how many times has it happened already?

Kudos for stepping in. But you should really have a process in place where the CEO does not have to look into it based on the issue being posted on Hacker News.

and it could happen every year if unicorns were not dodging their taxes

what's the cost of melting the coins and extracting the copper though? It does not look very profitable

all the users sharing they are in the "top X%" on SO shows how much the "gamification" took over and was fully embraced by the users. On HN, I never read comments on Reddit where users write "I have X karma points" or comments on Twitter with people writing "I have X number of followers".

Hi, could you share some examples of real blogs built on the platform? Thanks

reminds me of fon.com

very little information given on who is behind that site. One name, linking to one twitter account with very little on it

"Please do not name this individual" But we won't tell you who the individual that shall not be name is.

It's easy to miss how far we are on a global scale.

3.4% World

1.5% Asia

0.42% Africa

15% N. America

10% Europe

4.8% S. America

0.44% Oceania

https://twitter.com/CoVacProgress

you can't cheat an honest man

"bean-counter MBAs" holders:

Tim Cook — CEO, Apple

Satya Nadella — CEO, Microsoft

Sundar Pichai — CEO, Google & Alphabet

Katrina Lake — founder & CEO, Stitch Fix

Stacy Brown-Philpot — CEO, TaskRabbit

Jeremy Stoppelman — cofounder & CEO, Yelp

Tony Xu — cofounder & CEO, DoorDash

Jack Ma — cofounder & CEO, Alibaba

Susan Wojcicki — CEO, YouTube

Many commenters are missing that the issue is not that an Open Source project was repackaged as a commercial project, but that the open source origin has been hidden.

Does that mean that the "default" keyboard on Android does not respect my privacy? As in, what does it do? Should I be worried about entering username, passwords etc from my Android device?

"Since our OS runs on a totally deGoogled Android" Was that added to their site after you wrote your comment?

"I use Linux and I like FOSS and I am still an oldschool BSD nerd, and I also like regional communities." FOSStodon is the obvious choice https://fosstodon.org/public But I think the article actually misses the main point about Mastodon. You an follow and interact with people on any instances.

You should reconsider the name of your site. Unless your plan is to get some coverage when Youtube comes after you.