Protest against the Omarchy/Omacom Foundation and the tech companies and executives funding far-right open source.
STOP OMARCHY: Boycott Tech's Far-Right Backers
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AntonioAndolini 4 points a month ago
I don't think that's true. I've been bombarded with omarchy ads for months. I had no idea what is was about but it just kept popping up on my feeds. It's good to talk about it because until now I just thought it was a new popular arch based distro.
My point is that I think a ton of the money is spent on spreading the word about the new and cool thing. It's important to counter that campaign
AntonioAndolini 1 point a month ago
It's kinda hilarious that omarchy is just another cringey right wing safe space. As usual it's a small group of individuals with a ton of dirty cash. The linux community is notoriously socialist in leanings. Any right wing linux users would feel isolated, because theyre fringe, they spend as much money as they want for advertising they still be alone.
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Protest if you like, but I'm going to say: Stop talking about Omarchy if you want to hurt it.
The people who like it are going to like it, the ones who don't won't, and screaming about it just brings it to the attention of more people who never would have heard about it.
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