The biggest obstacle to a YouTube competitor is that YouTube themselves can barely turn a profit. The operating costs are ginormous, beyond what most people realise.

Reddit has been shit, but let’s be honest. That sub was filled to the brim with illegal offers for money. Lawsuits waiting to happen.

Given the prevalence of bots and attempts to pass off fake data as real though, is there still any way to reliably differentiate good data from bad?

Guess it’s about time for Google to kill the project, then.

I wonder who could have foreseen the porn ban leading to this… Oh, wait.

It’s there a release date out for this?

Are most piracy users aware of programs like sonarr or radarr?

Sounds like you yourself aren’t aware of their capabilities, if you’re presenting a false dichotomy of torrents or *arrs

A better question would be - what DIDN’T they cancel? Here’s a list of Netflix Originals they cancelled:

https://decider.com/list/canceled-netflix-original-shows/

That list also doesn’t seem to include shows that were informed they were getting cut, so ended it prematurely.

Stop blaming the pandemic. The reason Netflix can’t hold on to customers is they canceled everything worth watching.

Your comment is talking about Christians and Muslims in general, there’s nothing in there that indicates you’re talking about the population in a specific country. Nor is the comment you’re replying to referring to a specific country.

Even giving you that, I find it hard to believe. The only reason the Muslims aren’t behaving as you say the Christians are is because they don’t have the authority or force of numbers. Name a single religious majority worldwide that doesn’t push their values onto nonbelievers.

As somebody who grew up in a Muslim country, you’re flat out wrong.