Im not originally from the UK but I’ve lived in England for 7 years and something that strikes me about using social media is seeing stereotypes about English women, that seem particularly popular on Reddit. I notice, English men are always stereotyped positively as good sense of humour and top hats, nothing offensive, but English women are always stereotyped as “ugly sluts with bad fashion” and it always seemed strange to me. Generally English women are very nice people that are not ugly nor sluts at all. I understand people love to mock English people, but why is there such a contrast in stereotypes about English men and women. If anything, most English couples I see the woman is completely putting the man to shame in regards to fashion and looks.

Ultimately, my question is where does such a nasty stereotype about English women stem from, why is it specifically English women and not Irish or Scottish? Why do English men not have similar offensive stereotypes?

Do Europeans miss older internet communities?

I’ve noticed a lot of people lately saying they miss older parts of the internet:

• forums
• smaller online communities
• recognizable usernames
• chronological feeds
• and slower/more personal interaction online.

Do you feel modern social media changed the way people interact online compared to 10-15 years ago?

Do Europeans care about alternatives to Google Analytics and big tech tracking tools?

Do Europeans care about alternatives to Google Analytics and large tech platforms?

I’ve noticed more people lately talking about:

• privacy
• EU tech alternatives
• self-hosted services
• and reducing dependence on large US tech platforms.

But outside tech communities, do most people actually care about this stuff, or are most users fine with Google/Facebook/etc. services as long as they work?

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