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I was sat down reading this and still ended up on the floor in pure shock.

I blame 2 ply toilet paper… And Putler.

Not far down the road from The Coq and Bulls

I second boots. I went through 3 cheap pairs of hiking boots (between £40 - £70) all promising the world and dry feet. In the end, sacked it off and bought all leather boots with a vibram sole. Requires maintenance of waxing them but they’ve had many miles in them now and just as good as day 1.

You could hand deliver them in a sealed envelope but it won’t stop the recipient scanning them then sharing them on messenger, texts etc.

You’d need to consider where and how they get shared beyond the person you send them to, to then decide which level of privacy is appropriate. Ultimately, even though others don’t recommend WhatsApp (nor would I) - it’s maybe the best option in this case. Accessibility, ease of sharing just no guarantees on the encryption because the source is behind closed doors.

With my extremely limited, northern England born n bred vocabulary - fucken could not have said it any better. +1

You read the title, skipped the post entirely and submitted an irrelevant comment to this discussion.

Why not use this honeymoon period of changing how you interact with social forums in a more positive manner?

I’m curious how this’ll impact platforms going forward. If it ends up being a fart in the wind, reddit recovers 2 days later… I can see more companies taking the initial bad press knowing they’ll get what they want anyway. Or, if it sticks like shit to porcelain - sticking to their guns, killing off their product and burning bridges and reputations on the way out - will it give companies the realisation that we are entering a new world now where such decisions will have real lasting effects.

I truly hope this is the start of something, I hope the same bleeds out into the likes of gaming when something is shipped in such a disastrous state at a premium price, apology is made then everyone goes quiet.

Being held accountable and to suffer consequence is something that’s been alien to these people for too long.