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Your account is 2 months older than mine. What's your point?
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.
Who implied it wasn't a problem? Certainly not I.
So what's your message here mean?
I took it as 'i don't care about how companies behave and neither should you'.
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.
Hey, that was your analogy for the topic at hand(which was companies behaving poorly iirc), wasn't it?
No.
Lmao okay. Here's a fun riddle.
What does everyone who interacts with you and the creators of chess have in common?