Sell their cars to who BEN? Aquaman?
In the end someone will own the car and be f'ed because of it. The seller will take a huge financial loss because other people think it helps to force people to make bad financial decisions while Tesla already has the money.
It really just depends on how users have to choose a service and how much it matters. With email the service used doesn't really matter so most either use what is given to them (here that's often from their ISP) or what is recomended to them (e.g. Gmail or Hotmail here in the EU)
As far as I'm aware the company behind degiro is actually called "flatexdegiro" so not sure if they're related
Currently got most of my EU ETF in Amundi and planning on selling the rest of my iShares EU 600's later this year to put it in Xtrackers (first got some other financial stuff to focus on to see that my tax bill doesn't go boom)
Been using Degiro for a while. Outside of 1 year them not correctly filing taxes automatically resulting in me having to do it manually its been a great service!
What are the differences in rules and moderation styles between !buyfromeu@feddit.org , !BuyFromEU@lemm.ee and !buyeuropean@feddit.uk ?
I don't specifically interact with the communities enough to give you an answer. But also, it may be similar now but rules and teams evolve.
The rest
I personally do not use the bottom 4 so wouldn't know. But in terms of europe this is what I have on hand: !Europe@europe.pub !europe@lemmy.ml !europa@lemmy.world
You make points that are your personal opinion, if everybody shared that they'd only be using 1 of the communities and nobody would even want to make another one.
As I've stated, you should let the community naturally decide what gets to exist and stay alive and what doesn't. You are not the main decider what should happen on Lemmy/the fediverse but you're trying to have a lot of influence in shaping it. If something like this was "bad" the developers of Lemmy should make something for it, the way people use software is shaped by the features on it, not from someone telling people how they should use it. Instead of having discussions like this every time a new community pops up suggest a technical change that can improve Lemmy, that's much more useful and time efficient.
Also just want to bring up, stuff like this also happens on reddit believe it or not. Belgium itself has multiple subreddits all just being "belgium" and a number or something, this specifically happened because people did not agree with the moderation of the others.
But honestly, I don't really care about this "issue" enough to keep debating it. Here's my simple opinion as I've stated twice already: Let the people choose, it will all evolve naturally and we'll see what sticks over time. Having discussions like this is a waste of time and new people seeing this may even be turned off from using anything fediverse related as its already complicated enough compared to normal social media and this just shows how "unstable" it is compared to normal socials.
I use store brand! Local and cheaper, quality wise the conditioner works better on my hair (2 euros for 500ml vs 7 euros for like 350ml) and for shampoo its just cheaper for the same effect
I'm currently still using my stash of australian HiSmile, don't really have an EU alternative for this and I never want to go back to minty toothpaste
Good spot!
Just to preface, this is my personal opinion and I am not speaking on behalf of the mod team of buyfromeu@feddit.org as we all have our unique opinion on it.
I think the whole point of the fediverse is that we don't centralize anymore. People have the decision what community of BuyFromEU/BuyEuropean they want to join/participate in and cross-posting is a functionality. Every community has their own rules and moderation styles and people may not agree with 1 of them. The most preferred one will become the biggest/most active one and the others can always exist alongside and serve as a place to go if people feel the need to change.
Just to add on to this a little bit, I believe we should leave it to the community to naturally decide where they want to go and what should exist (something that shouldn't or has no interest will die out by itself) instead of trying to encourage people to drop what they're working on to lead people somewhere else.
First I switched to ice tea sparkling from lipton (before joining the movement) and now I just buy store brand soda's instead. They're at least a bit more healthy and are so much more price competitive! I don't drink much so it saves me at most 10 euros a month but buying 1L of cola for almost 3 euros vs 1.20 for 1.5L store brand is insane
100%, my main issue with all the "new" social medias coming out is that they lack a recommendation algorithm which basically blocks growth for any small communities (/creators depending on platform) and does not allow me to have an interesting feed.
On Xitter I always browsed the For You page and on the daily found new creators that posted interesting stuff that I wouldn't have seen otherwise. Now I just browse like you said on All and blocking communities I don't want there, but its already obvious to me there's wayyyy too much news and nothing else there. All I see is Trump Trump Tesla Trump and a bit of memes inbetween.