Blackhat vs Legitimate Buisness?
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Legal but unethical.
The two sides of buisness.
ninomino19
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Blackhat will never earn more than Legitimate that's a truth most of us want to not believe it
I cam to the same realization. Just looking at all the $20k+/month threads shows this.
ninomino19
Banned - repeatedly selling outside of the MP
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BlackHat is just faster but it's very limited only idiots will see it's good
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Every social media company uses Black Hat. Meaning, they're not ethical, they lie, they violate their own rules. FB is black hat. Reddit is black hat. They all are. It's just that when you have money you can pretend to be legitimate regardless of what you do.
Do you have examples of how they are using Blackhat?
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Facebook sold your data without consent. It was a big scandal years ago. It has also been reported that Facebook moderators have the ability to read any private message, and these are just random people.
Reddit started out by faking posts in their own site. So they lied to you. Reddit's founder literally went to the server and changed the content of a user's message to accuse him of saying something he didn't actually say. This is a fact. He admitted to it.
So yeah, you might be a very good boy, but the companies that create the rules you're following are not.
I never thoughts of it as blackhat, althought reflecting on it, albeit, it might be considered worse than blackhat
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It's blackhat. Manipulating the rules for your own gain. They do whatever the fuck they want, so why shouldn't you?
