• EatATaco@lemm.ee
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      9 months ago

      Your account is 2 months older than mine. What’s your point?

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        9 months ago

        Well I (along with a majority of users on Lemmy) left reddit because the shitty decisions being made on top.

        I just think it’s a funny coincidence for someone implying that companies not caring about their clientele isn’t an issue to have joined the same platform at the same time as the masses because … drumroll… the platform’s leadership was shitting on its end users.

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            9 months ago

            The people who created the modern form of chess are long since dead, so they don’t have any idea of my existence at all. Yet I still enjoy playing chess. Should I not enjoy the game because the people who created it don’t care about me at all?

            So what’s your message here mean?

            I took it as ‘i don’t care about how companies behave and neither should you’.

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              9 months ago

              How does one get from me enjoying chess despite the fact that the creators don’t care about me…to me not caring what companies do? That’s a massive logical leap.

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                9 months ago

                Hey, that was your analogy for the topic at hand(which was companies behaving poorly iirc), wasn’t it?