It worked, SEO really sucks.

There are professional cheaters and there are lazy ones, this is gonna get the lazy ones.

So, internet users may soon need to create accounts on sites they currently access for free. As Laporte worries, “We thought those cookie permission popups were bad, but things may be getting much worse” regarding being forced to hand over personal information just to browse sites.

Good way to kill your site, this is the one thing everyone hates, from the enthusiast to the casual user, making an useless account for 1 service that you barely use.

They can’t possibly kill them all right?

Can confirm, I made some random korean dude on dall-e to send to Instagram after it threatened to close my fake account, and it passed.

Epic’s CEO has a hateboner for everything Linux.

Skill issue.

transphobia

look inside

racism

A better solution would be to force sites to care about the Do Not Track browser setting that currently does nothing as told by the browsers themselves.

Just another nail to the bootlicker’s coffin of “review bombing does nothing”.