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42 votes
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Toyota is the latest company to scale back its Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion policies
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More people than ever are trying to hack the US government--and they love it
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Robert Caro on the art of biography
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Kentucky sues Express Scripts, alleging it had a role in the deadly opioid addiction crisis
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The attempt to reform Intel
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Comprehensive bipartisan plastics recycling bill tackles plastics pollution in US
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11th Circuit rules in favor of forced trans sterilization for drivers licenses in Alabama
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Jessica Valenti (Abortion, Every Day) has a book coming out next week
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Wisconsin towns are trying to limit Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations. The Dairy industry is fighting back.
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It is time to do away with the empty recurring weekly threads
It's time to do away with the recurring weekly threads about US politics, about Israel and Palestine and other similar threads that clearly do not need weekly recurring threads. Those who do not...
It's time to do away with the recurring weekly threads about US politics, about Israel and Palestine and other similar threads that clearly do not need weekly recurring threads.
Those who do not wish to see topics on those events should unsubscribe from the relevant keywords for their own browsing, as all of us with other interests unsubscribe from those keywords.
There is no flood of this content that makes gathering things in weekly threads relevant.
No content is drowning on tildes, as no group has issues with too many posts.
It's uninviting to folks who are actually contributing submissions to the site to be told they shouldn't be making these, but should rather make them in empty, dead posts. That is not fair to them, nor is it a good look for the site.
These dead recurring threads should be done away with. They serve no function. The experiment has shown they are not needed, are not used and are simply auto-generated robotic clutter.
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CEO of bankrupt hospital system faces contempt charges after US Senate no-show
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Texas is close to adopting new oil and gas waste rules, first in decades
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Bipartisan group of 350 US city mayors commit to electrifying fleets and broadening EV charging infrastructure
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US Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to invest $76 million closing legacy oil & gas wells in Pennsylvania
16 votes