Sure, but there is a difference letting one corporation overpower the market and supporting a national or even international business.

We got Taco Bell some years back where I live and suddenly all the actually good places died, and sure, some of them were genuine local businesses instead of just corporate chsins, but I’d much rather support anything other than some American super corporation, get a shittier product that’s more expensive, just because they have the money to push their shitty product more than some smaller, albeit corporation shit.

Most American super corporations have enough influence and power as it is. Nothing wrong if we get some competition and variety. Lesser of two evils you know.

Oddworld: Abe’s Oddysee (PS1)

So many games that I even upvoted that are still absolutely amazing haven’t really aged perfectly control- or gameplay-wise, but Oddworld could be released today and it would still be perfect.

And I’m talking about a bath mat/rug. As clearly shown in the picture. I’m not a 100%, but I don’t think they use the kind of glued on whole floor carpet anywhere outside the US because it’s just crazy. Carpet elsewhere is just normal carpets/rugs, like sane people use.

Yes? And how prominently do bathroom floors feature in the media you consume? It’s not like this is some outlandish concept lmao

You’ve never heard of bathmats? They’re fairly common worldwide.

I guarantee you that’s not the reason. They did/do similar shit with Facebook and people were pissed, now anyone barely remembers or cares. People don’t care and facwbook/meta/zuck certainly doesn’t.

A similar thing would be great over here too, but I think it shouldn’t be in some way reddit-adjacent and I don’t think this community could ever shift to that. Not after what’s happened. There needs to be a new thing especially since this community is more about bitching about Reddit you know? If it was that easy a ton of subs on reddit would be about something completely different than what they were established for. You don’t just change an established agenda just like that.

Lemmy in general often feels a lot more like old Reddit already, which is what TrueReddit tried to hold on to.

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