To be fair, there are plenty of critical content. It’s just that they use coded language to avoid the censorship. (Probably not on XHS / RedNote though? It’s more of a Facebook equivalent.)

You don’t have to contact them anymore.

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/switching-to-microsoft-365-personal-and-family-classic-plans-58342e83-38e7-4cda-b63b-88604a8fb7ef

There are plenty of other sources.

• https://www.gmw.cn/01wzb/1998-02/05/GB/1515^WZ3-0517.htm
• https://news.sina.com.cn/c/2005-12-26/09557819749s.shtml
• https://slide.news.sina.com.cn/j/slide_1_45272_82763.html#p=14

It’s an obvious cultural reference.

https://collection.sina.cn/yejie/2015-01-21/detail-ichmifpx5063889.d.html

I don’t know. I just came across it yesterday, and I thought it’d be something interesting to share.

It was explained in the post’s body actually:

Curiously, it does not list Lemmy under the list of Reddit alternatives.

Most of the people here know about the Lemmy devs political stances.

Seeing as I’ve only started using Lemmy less than a month ago, I’ve only just very recently started realizing that.

So far I haven’t found a better alternative. Lemmy communities are already much smaller than their Reddit counterparts.

Personally, I don’t plan to venture into even more remote locations. It defeats the community part of it…

If it matters to you, Michael Dell is pro-genocide:

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/mdell_its-an-honor-to-stand-with-isaac-herzog-activity-7153858601525088256-xHo6/

https://archive.today/UIJFS

https://unwatch.org/database/country/ukraine/

0% For Israel 0 resolutions

77% Against Israel 114 resolutions

23% Abstain on Israel 35 resolutions