dragna

I applaud this, it just makes me sad thinking other industries don't have similar leverage to get fair compensation for their labor. The studios were happy to wait our the writers because they had the funds to do so and the writers largely didn't. They can't play chicken with sag-aftra though, and they know that so they're smearing them trying to point to other parts of the industry this'll harm as if this whole thing wasn't started by their (the studio's) greed....but yeah what's an amazon warehouse worker to lean on, or uber/lyft drivers when faced with obvious corporate greed? le sigh

I don't know if it's more than my concern for third party apps, but at least as much concern. It's honestly coming from the same place though. A desire for control and more profits, one in their mind inevitably leads to the other. Everything spaz has done and said clearly indicates he believes reddit's position and ubiquity is too strong to fight in any reasonable manner. Most of their userbase doesn't know what's going on, quite a few who do don't care, and I personally have friends who do know, and do care, but never stopped using reddit.