I'm sure you can guess what the author cites as the moment the community fell apart. Article here – “Hating Your Job Is Cool, But Is It a Labor Movement? Inside the rise and fall of r/antiwork – the Reddit community that made it OK to quit, but couldn't quite do anything else” by Oliver Whang. Also, in a touch of perfect irony, the multi-billion dollar NYT Company sourced this article to a *freelance college student* studying – not kidding – philosophy.
I'm sure you can guess what the author cites as the moment the community fell apart.
Article here – “Hating Your Job Is Cool, But Is It a Labor Movement? Inside the rise and fall of r/antiwork – the Reddit community that made it OK to quit, but couldn't quite do anything else” by Oliver Whang.
Also, in a touch of perfect irony, the multi-billion dollar NYT Company sourced this article to a *freelance college student* studying – not kidding – philosophy.