Admins, not mods.

You guys need to address that Admins are overriding the artwork though too. People are noticing pixels being emptied whenever people draw certain things. There was a guillotine at the bottom of France’s long flag on the left. And it was being regularly wiped by admins until the people gave up and made a rocket ship.

Aside from feeling that it should have been explained regardless, as I noted, I’m not a Redditor so I had no idea what u/ means.

“FUCK SPEZ” reads enormous swathes of the picture, over and over, referring to Reddit CEO Steve Huffman

It’ll still bump a bunch of metrics even if it’s not bumping up unique visitors, which they can then spin as needed to help with the IPO.

Fuck u/spez

You’d think the article would explain it but for those of us non-Redditors apparently Spez is his Reddit username. 

Mods are being caught trying to disrupt the hate by deleting pixels 

“Honestly, it’s hard to imagine what else Reddit was thinking would happen.”

They were thinking about record high engagement on their platform.

If only there was a place where there are currently a bunch of professional writers looking for work who might settle this disagreement....

I too raised an eyebrow at reading the headline before the article laid out its case. Another pass from the editor would’ve helped.

Read my post again. As currently written, the headline is describing SAG-AFTRA’s demands, the ones that were rejected, as “beyond reasonable.” That implies that they were the ones asking for ridiculous things when in fact they were just asking to be treated like human beings. It’s AMPTP’s demands that were…

It’s wild to me how cartoonishly evil the studios are coming off here. They truly don’t care about how they come off and are presumably assuming that the general public either doesn’t care or will quickly forget. But man, what assholes.

The ones being household names are actually part of the problem with getting public support. They are the 1% of 1% of actors, but a lot of people believe they’re indictive of all actors in the union. Even on this site you’ll see people talking about how they aren’t going to support “millionaire celebrities” and are…

The sad thing is studios know they can survive, and even thrive, on their current supply of legacy content. That is evident in their history of terminating new shows and projects, and even shelving completed non-released features. It’s going to be a long, hot summer.

Counterpoint: we’ve polarized and lost empathy to the point that large portions of America reflexively side with corporate interests. Not because they trust them or have better experiences but because they have the shortsighted attitude of, “Tough shit, my work treats me like garbage too. Stop whining and get a real…

SAG-AFTRA’s Rejected Contract Demands Seem Beyond Reasonable

Have you tried the Derek Zoolander School for Kids Who Can’t Read Good?

What an amazing waste of money, imagine how many mom and pop pizza places could have opened / expanded with $455 million in grants.

With so many games fundamentally about taking over spaces or harvesting them for our own gain—something arguably reflected even in the wonderful new game The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, where as Link, you can plunder Hyrule to your heart’s content—how do we make games that challenge such ideas?