I wouldn't call this "protest" per se, more like "informing others about causes they should fight for." And educating people is the first step in those journeys of 1000 miles. Also props for innovating to things people would already be watching anyways without it feeling too shoehorned in
nah, a lot of the site is free. you only need the premium for browsing more than a few pages at a time and watching videos
oh sick, new copypasta
funny, I have the opposite problem. Tons of stuff I saw on reddit gets removed when I try to go back to it, while I can pull a lotta lemmy shit up any time. Even then, the stuff here worth saving is usually some sort of image that's been posted at least 2 other places by then. If you're worried about text posts, you could screencap em and share them like tumblr memes
Water dissolving, and water removing.
There is water at the bottom of the ocean!
Under the water, carry the water
Remove the ⱤɆ₥ØVɆ ₮ⱧɆ ₩₳₮ɆⱤ ⱤɆ₥ØVɆ ₮ⱧɆ ₩₳₮ɆⱤ
you can try Pillowfort. It's basically a tumblr-like blogging site with more emphasis on users having control over their own stuff
ok but where did this even come from? is it just a cheap photoshop or at least a cheap screenprinted product I could buy?
idk if this is related but my mother's staying with me for Thanksgiving and she came a week early cause she still has some stuff at my place that she needs. Anyways she was watching msnbc on fubo and it just went offline around 5pm EST. only thing on it was a screen saying "we're currently negociating with NBC to get this channel back online," but that was the only channel that had this issue
so... it'll collapse in 6 months?
I had to do a double take cause I thought the thing in the 8 ball said "I hate my do***". I couldn't read the last word so the do at the front threw me for a loop
So they admit that they just straight up violated suicide watch rules?
https://youtu.be/n6cBRx2Ie6A