They’re now renamed to America files.

After 2023 I stopped commenting or logging in to reddit, and after the recent forced log in change I stopped going altogether. I’d like to see more activity in the niche communities here, but after stopping reddit-lurking I’ve been much more active writing here. I hope in the long run we’ll get there.

Which can be a type of valuation.

Sorry to hear it happened to you. I hope things are better now. Some people are just toxic, I suppose.

Yes, of course. I was interpreting the question as more explicit valuation like social credit etc.

Care to elaborate on this … experience?

You could definitely assign some measure of value to people, such as how much tax they pay or something like that.

However, you wouldn’t want to live in a society that does so.

As for 5., the only annoyance I have is that sometimes when you are browsing a thread and want to go back to the community front page, clicking the link takes you there but as a non-logged in user. Then you have to go back and find the correct link that still keeps you logged on.

I suppose it’s something like you have to browse through your own instance where you’re logged in, and just navigating to the other instance will show you as a non-logged in guest. But I’m not entirely sure how that works.

I would like to point out that Seinfeld was also possibly the first major network show to take steps to normalizing being gay. They had a whole episode where someone was gay, and every time they mentioned it, they added “not that there’s anything wrong with it!” It was kind of a punch line, but in a positive way never seen before.

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