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  • That’s fine since you get the upside of the business as an owner. A salaried employee may not. Equity may be offered too, but i have seen enough situations where the capital investors get a payout that leaves those with lesser shares in the cold.

    In short, fuck these people, pay me to care and I may choose to help build their business.

    One cannot eat pie in the sky.

  • I solved this problem for life by going to my 10 year reunion (a mostly Mormon town). I only went because I happened to be on a motorcycle trip in the region with a girlfriend, a certified Freaky-Chick™️.

    I had my own bike, but chose to ride on the back of hers to add extra confusion.

    Just to be sure I was not included any more, I loudly proposed we wait at least 25 years for another when the choices presented were 5 or 10 years for the next one.

  • Zuck owns more than Facebook, too. ANY big social media platform is similarly toxic.

    These people have co-opted our social discourse for evil causes. And they aren’t the only way to share work online.

    Creative people do not have a right to my admiration if they provide fresh bait that the oligarchs use to degrade democracy and civil society

  • Nah, if you are feeding the Zuck, not my team. The principled creatives aren’t there.

    It sucks to try to make a living as a creative. But giving your efforts to support social media platforms controlled by the worst people is inexcusable. Zuck literally and provably helped the fascists gain power.

    The creatives I can respect create because they are compelled to. They work jobs and create when they can. They share their work on less shitty platforms and in actual real life.