We believe it is time to consider not just how online spaces can be governed efficiently and in service to corporate bottom lines, but how they can be governed fairly and legitimately. Giving communities more control over the spaces they participate in is a proven way to do just that.
Agreed.
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OK. Thanks.
Woke up to this news, here in Maine, and they've closed down most of our school districts while the manhunt is under way. I'm locked and loaded at my house.
This is a massive breakthrough that will benefit the entire planet. Great news!
This is correct.
We have only one rule here...be(e) nice. Your comments are NOT nice...enjoy a weeks vacation from Beehaw.
That sick fuck stabbed to death a six year old boy. Stabbed him 26 times!
Simple enough I guess. Thanks.
The work that I've done, using my Google account, has been a labor of love. To explain, I have a couple of channels that I used to help others that are seeking particular content. It was never about making money.
That being said, and the road that YouTube (i.e. Google) has chosen to go down, what is the most efficient way in which to separate my self from Google?
Please remember to be(e) nice...our only rule at Beehaw. Thanks.