The Amish generally do not participate, but they 100% are affected by the developed world around them and do participate to a degree. There are also different varying groups of Amish that do use some modern conveniences, even things like cars and trucks.

The shareholders aren't the ones pressuring the payment processors.

If it does exist, that seems like something your community should be reporting already, unless they do support it after all.

This post may be about HC but my comment isn't specifically, it's a general comment that applies to any social community, online or otherwise.

That hasn't ever stopped other companies from pursuing profits at all other costs.

I don't even understand how they give a shit. Seems like the perfect place for shareholders to want them to make as much money as possible, it's a limited market.

Don't know I don't browse over there. And frankly I don't care.

My comment applies generally. To everything in life.

Any reason why your comment comes across as being defensive of communities where the possibility of supporting that shit is a concern?

I would assume there are people who knew Epstein and are on the list but were/are not traffickers/abusers.

Epstein's book with contact info for friends and acquaintances was released years ago. We already have that. That sparked a bunch of stuff when it came out.

All the hubbub now has nothing to do with innocent people, it is specifically about his client list. AKA the guilty ones he helped. Not just the people he knew.

Shroedinger's Epstein List. It simultaneously was on the AG's desk for review a little while back and also never existed.

No that's not the case at all.

If you allow Nazis in your community, you shouldn't be surprised if you are associated with them. Get rid of them. If they aren't getting rid of them, then they are condoning that activity and mentality.

That's literally what community moderation is.

Yeah that's what those of us that are sane experience, but that only works for the last window closed.

Just restarting Firefox, not the entire system.

Which doesn't really matter for 99.99% of users that are sane and only use a couple windows and tabs at a time. Saving things they aren't actively using anymore as bookmarks and using the browsing history for anything they closed previously but need again.

For the 0.01% of insane but vocal users that never close tabs and/or keep dozens of windows open, that's a big deal.

Coca-Cola suspended it's business in Russia in 2022. Pepsi never left Russia.

Likewise, I can prevent anything from even entering my network that I don't want on it.