foolonthehill@lemmy.worldtoWorld News@lemmy.world•'I knew Titanic submarine imploded on Monday and rescue was a 'charade', says James CameronEnglish
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1 year agoI think most people knew it was pointless but 1. It looks bad if they don’t try, especially if it turns out not to have imploded 2. It’s good training of a real life rescue. These things don’t happen very often so the more opportunity they have to practice in real life scenarios, the more they learn for when there is a chance of rescue.
I went on Reddit yesterday for the first time since the strike, whilst trying to debug a code issue. Almost every post from years old questions had the replies deleted by the users. I think the real damage will be the deletion of content and the change in tone from redditors. Most useful discourse will be gone and it will turn into a place only for arguing, memes and shit posting. Advertisers aren’t going to want to pay to advertise on low quality content like that.