Excellent points made. I wish companies would start to actually care and not just pretend. Changing the stereotypes of your brand's name or sth is only for brand marketting, whereas the company still abusing power by manufacturing unethically, etc. will always be hypocritical. No matter if it's a rice company, tech company or fashion retailer.
JoeEatWorld
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Hopefully this will be a hit to the trend of streaming games that companies would love to happen in order to gain a lot of control.
Even though some practices like limited games access even as a download are just such an evil concept, Nintendo really does a lot of things extremely clever from a business perspective, lately
Probably they will, since they already allow NSFW stuff on the regular platform
How is company X supposed to know how your place looks like?
It's a shame that all these years there was no Union for Amazon workers. I really hope people will now get the chance to demand what is supposed to be your damn right as a worker.
I mean the main problem with the hate is that some people will act like jerks and say things they wouldn't say to anyones faces even it it is attached to their real name right now. I completely agree that legislation would not change a single thing. More likely it would cause people getting doxed more often.
Pretty interesting read. I am currently coding myself a website with bare HTML and CSS. It's neat how good looking things can be without bloat whatsover. Just need a cheap but great hosting solution
You're using the solution on here, I hope :)
I truly believe it is possible yet uncommonly done. German start-up Ecosia for example is putting their environmental goals above their financial goals. I think we as the common consumer have to either go bold ways of starting ethcal companies ourselves or support people with great intentions.