The linked article from 2019 is someone's trivial analysis of why Chrome based browsers became popular; then a rant about the evils of google. The only reason given that I have a "moral obligation" to use firefox? because it sucks slightly less than it used to?
I feel like this is a negative thing. Sure, they might help you find specific content, but they tend to only give you one side of the story (un-diverse results).
My 2 cents at 24 units of.. whatever it's called here. (i don't care)
Internet points don't add value to my life.
I don't come here for "salty opinions" I come here for polite, insightful, hopefully entertaining conversation. Endless "salty opinions" aren't any of those three things.
You can disagree without being "salty" -- and this website owes you nothing. You have freedom! You can go to some other popular website where downvoting is the norm.
Absolutely. I don't want points. But I'm collecting negative points whilst giving honest and authentic contributions. I'm being judged and found wanting. Why?
I don't mind hearing or being deconstructed (or ignored for that matter). But why take one on what I have to say, when I'm being straightforward? I'm acting in good faith.
It feels like I have to be part of the 'hive mind' or f* off like you suggest. But I like this site and what's discussed.
