I like to think back to when I was a young lad, making fun of old people. The ones who got angry reinforced my naïve perspectives, and the ones who took it in stride with humility taught me to not be so judgemental.
It's hard, but we millennials have to exemplify humility for the younger generations, even though we didn't have many role models ourselves.
You bring up legitimate concerns, but I think the bigger point here is that the Fediverse is not Reddit, nor should it be.
I find that fragmentation mitigates the system manipulation and "gaming" that is often tied to people who rely on exposure.
A 4 day week means less money for the people at the top. How do we fight against this terrible monolith of an enemy, when anyone with power is in their pocket?
It's a little buried in the account settings, but Netflix does allow account sharing for an additional fee (~$7?). I know families that went with this option so they could continue sharing their account with elderly parents, and college aged children.
I imagine that if a group of friends agreed to split the cost of an account + fees, they would end up paying less than having individual accounts.
I like to think back to when I was a young lad, making fun of old people. The ones who got angry reinforced my naïve perspectives, and the ones who took it in stride with humility taught me to not be so judgemental.
It's hard, but we millennials have to exemplify humility for the younger generations, even though we didn't have many role models ourselves.