Charity for profit: Brandfluence/Softgiving, the marketing agency behind some of Twitch's most successful fundraising streams quietly collected 42% of donations
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The personal, political art of board-game design
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Largest dataset powering AI images removed after discovery of Child Sexual Abuse Materials
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UAE corruption beyond description means COP28 is likely over before it starts — Bill McKibben
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All of this year’s National Book Award finalists, reviewed by Vox
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