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Is there is like a website or an archive that has everything organized and updated?

Bonus points if it was open source and allow NSFW.

Please don't suggest alternatives like Reddit and Lemmy, as I am looking for an alternative to see and post memes only.

I feel that people will misunderstood me here, but I wanted to ask this question.

Why did no company employ basically 70%-90% trainees, people with disabilities and desperate people and outsource the work that cannot be finished cheaply?

Is there is a company like that, but I just don't know it?

!svgclub@blackneon.net

I created a new community, where we can share SVG memes, templates and comics.

My motivation here is that a lot of old memes that was converted to SVG got lost(due to the download link get taken down) and I am sure a lot of people are in love with SVG format and would like to archive as much valuable content in that format.

Currently, the content I am going to post is mostly going to be from meme restoration subreddit.

I want to expand this and make it comprehensive, so if you have any suggestions, please put it in the comments.

No one online seems to want to talk at all. People in my age seem to lose the ability to talk.

What happens if we all forget how to have a deep or entertaining conversations?

I am looking for a platform that has only one service: providing a space to ask questions only with no other unneeded functions.

I don't have problem with ads.

Anything like this?

Amazon attracts customers with low prices - but according to a former manager at the company, the reason for this is not what consumers might think. She claims that the company's aim is not to give customers fair deals but to put retailers and manufacturers under enormous pressure. This investigative documentary reveals the questionable methods used by the company: suppliers are prevented from selling their products below the Amazon-listed price - whether that be online or in a physical store. Insiders say that this practice not only distorts competition, but also has direct consequences for customers in the form of price rises.

The reason I am asking is because I saw a lot of women who look great after surgeries and I see nothing wrong with them, but when I browse Reddit I see people hating on them so hard, why?