1. Skepticism About Post Authenticity
Many doubt the Reddit post is genuine, citing poor opsec, fanfic vibes, and AI generation.
"symbogra: It's the biggest clue that it's typical reddit brained fanfic."
"on_the_train: It's just another run of the mill reddit rage bait fanfic."
"jacobrussell: Pangram... came back as 'Fully AI Generated.'"
2. Plausibility of Alleged Practices
Claims ring true due to industry precedents, settlements, and anecdotes, even if the post is questioned.
"Nextgrid: Knowing the tech industry it sounds entirely plausible. I'm surprised people think this is news."
"LostMyLogin: algorithmic wage discrimination appears very well studied and verified. [links to reports/settlements]"
"avidiax: I was previously at Uber... the poster's algorithm... adds credibility."
3. Condemnation of Gig Exploitation
Outrage at tip theft, "desperation scores," fake fees, and driver abuse; calls to boycott apps.
"ramraj07: If whats written here is true... its disgusting and ill definitely not use these apps any further."
"bilekas: I would never even think to tip in the app itself. If I don't trust a company to pay the drivers a wage, why would I trust them to give them my tip!"
"whatever1: Lyft is also a scam for the drivers... How is this legal?"