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QueerDuck

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7. I like to tell myself that cancelling our online subscription helped to pour salt in their wounds...

Reply to erronis (Original post)

Thu Feb 12, 2026, 11:16 AM

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... it's funny how they kept sending us email after email with new and LOWER priced offers week after week, then slowing to monthly, then to none at all.

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Why is the Washington Post cratering so spectacularly? -- Margaret Sullivan [View all] erronis Thursday OP

This shouldn't be rocket science, IT IS BECAUSE OF BEZO, and his complete capitulation to the sociopath in the lostincalifornia Thursday #1

Bezos is under no pressure to sell newdeal2 Thursday #2

Absolutely. 👍 Dave Bowman Thursday #3

I cancelled my digital subscription to the Post when Bezos canned the endorsement of Kamala Harris. generalbetrayus Thursday #4

Exactly why I dropped my subscription Dave says Thursday #6

Me too. Maeve Thursday #11

It was deliberate -sabotage Blues Heron Thursday #5

I like to tell myself that cancelling our online subscription helped to pour salt in their wounds... QueerDuck Thursday #7

They should have tried trump's trick of offering you a 1,000% savings... erronis Thursday #8

I canceled two years ago and I still receive offers constantly. Last one was an offer for $0.50/week. Raftergirl Thursday #9

You know who is going to crater? The BBC with their brand new paywall. Mosby Thursday #10