

A no soliciting sign doesn’t stop solicitors, so I don’t see why a welcome mat should have any more power.
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A no soliciting sign doesn’t stop solicitors, so I don’t see why a welcome mat should have any more power.


Here is my take - They are adding a new metric called “Engaged Views”, this is the same metric that a “View” was previously, something like - the person stayed after 30 seconds so they are “engaged”. Then they are going to sell ads based on the now inflated view number and use the “Engaged view” metric against creators so they can cut the amount they are paying for monetization.
I hate that I did this exact thing last year.


I can still see it while not logged in but I assume it is only a matter of time. https://old.lemmy.world/ ftw
That is because in China, the federal government takes care of paying local social services, like schools, emergency services, parks, and libraries. In the US, these costs are funded, in part or in full by properties taxes.


This 100%. Everything you write on any of these chats, anything you write in email, anything you exchange digitally can be monitored if it is not end to end encrypted. People are way too ignorant about it. Just because you can’t search your chat history up on Google doesn’t mean you aren’t being tracked, recorded and monitored.


My grandfather bought a plot with 5 spaces next to each other in a graveyard you can no longer get plots for, thinking him his wife and his 3 boys would be buried there. His did this when the boys were under 10 years old. The ones for him and my grandma are used now, but the three boys are grown, moved away from that small town and with grandkids of their own now and they will not be using the plot.
Let him do what he wants with his money, but he is delusional if he thinks his children will be buried there too.
Thank you friend for that tip, I am going to look in to this.