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If there was a way to do this, assault and rape survivors would have already used it to be able to come forward with their experiences (per your example).

This would have happened long before businesses had to worry about public perception on the Internet.

I def recommend a book called "so you've been publicly shamed"

It goes over how quickly things online get out of hand, how we used to publicly shame people 100s of years ago until we realized it was cruel and unusual punishment.

(Don't get me wrong, we should def shame alt right racists and push them back into their hidey holes)

Honestly we need more education and emphasis on critical thinking skills. Until then, we're all at the mercy of the dumbest among us with an Internet connection

I do SEO as my day job.

I've only ever done white hat, and it's all about content relevance to user intent, creating a site that loads quickly and functions in an intuitive way, and is coded so that search engines can easily understand the site.

Of course the goal is almost always to get you to buy something, but all it really is is best practices for online publishing.

Dunno about every single company, but I'm sure the handful that want it are really happy this is the impression you're getting

You want an argument in favor of not letting consumers repair things they've purchased?

Looks like the incident happened 4 years ago (2019)

That Supra idiot is all over this thread, saying the same thing over and over.

That demeaning style is 100% appropriate here

Do you have a job?

It's not a tumor

I don't think anyone thinks a 6 yo can't be helped. But where's the funding for this?

We gut anything related to education or healthcare, force people to be parents, and even childless people are struggling to care for themselves.

Free options for care are probably going to be Christian focused, further screwing the kid up.

What is honestly the solution here?

CHPT is a language model, not a search engine

I really want to listen to this pod, but my podcast time is usually for silly, fun things. Or maybe as serious as 99 invisible or Snap Judgement.

I'm glad this exists, but I'm never in a headspace for it

Oh fuck you just made me realize which one Carlson is. I was thinking of the prager u guy? Or the guy whose face is all mushed into the center of his head?

Anyway, here's John Stewart on Crossfire shutting Carlson tf down.

Would that just be cucumber oil?

Except you also can't eat anywhere else or make your own food at home, so you have to eat at the fancy place

I went through the same thing, but I think it was multiple for 50. Total.

However, it was college loan money and I thought that would be too irresponsible to spend 50 on something like that.

Shit

That's an extra 500/mo for me.

Factoring in needing to (re)buy office clothes/makeup/hair products, the extra time to get ready every day, commute with the time and money costs, as well as increased food costs?

Hard pass. That "extra" money is only going to pay for those extra costs.

Let's look from a time perspective. Being conservative in estimating a typical commute (for my area) and getting ready time, that's an extra 1.5 hours to my day. 500 a month over that extra 30 hours a week is 16/hr. Not terrible, but not worth it to me. I'm not going to trade 3 hours of my off work time for $48.

Now, if you're willing to trade that time for that cost, I'll def find 3 hours of chores around my place to hire you for!

There's gotta be pressure for offices to open up so employees are forced to spend money on food/coffee/dry cleaning/whatever around the building itself too.

I feel for those businesses, but not enough to subsidize their existence when I don't need it.

But... How?

What's the value of posting "fluff"? If you're just trying to get engagement for engagement sake, why?