Frans Veldman :verified:
Maybe the/some poor have some other preferences than living close to their jobs?
The next thing we would be hearing is that the poor remain in an unfavorable/bad paying job, because otherwise they have to relocate once again, which would upset the social life of their family.
The solution to the car problem is not to dictate where people have to live, but to facilitate more and better public transport.
Frans Veldman :verified:
If “stickers” are what I think they are, I think it is a bad idea. It will choke the timelines with (jumping?) animations, instead of verbal reactions. And you will have to click it to see what the original post was to understand the reason of the sticker.
Maybe make sticker reactions “unlisted” by default, so they don’t pollute the timelines but are only shown to people actually following the conversation.
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