Fucking IT (review of resources of a different formation)
You are probably accustomed to the fact that the IT sphere on the Internet today consists of specialized sites and forums with neutral content, usually in the “question-answer” format and for “you”.
Well, it’s time to talk about the secret side of the IT sphere, because the resources of the Internet are limitless and, as a result, opinions about the IT sphere also vary greatly.
Disclaimer: the resources indicated in this article contain profanity and extremely radical attacks.
EBA*OE.IT
Link (blocked in the Russian Federation for slander against one of the Russian IT companies).
An entirely Ukrainian resource, which until 2022 strained to maintain neutrality, trying to balance between “yours and ours.” After 2022 hit patriotismbut then he returned to the roots, maintaining the same position “both yours and ours,” as evidenced by translations from Ukrainian into Russian.
The site accumulates the opinions of IT specialists about the IT sphere, which range from the Russian Federation to Germany, in fact – an international, almost Russian-language resource, but with a certain political smell slope.
The site, without censorship, publishes reviews of various European IT companies, and in the comments, “vyshyvanki” desperately fight with “vatniks” (see. special olympics). The site's audience is quite significant, and the lulls between fraternal peoples are very satisfying.
ANOTHER-IT.RU
Link. An entirely Russian resource, initially a “branch-franchise” of the above-mentioned Ukrainian site, but purely pro-Russian and has radically changed its rhetoric towards analysis of the IT sphere. There are no reviews of IT companies on the site.
It is based on reflections on the IT sphere and the problems in it, and the moderation of the site does its best to preserve every opinion left on the site as a certain capital in the treasury of knowledge; for this purpose, the site has a section “Golden Fund”. The site also accumulates the opinions of IT specialists about the IT field, thoughts about problems and the career path of an IT specialist.
Franchise for reviews?
The existence of these sites is a kind of franchise for reviews of professional activities, without censorship and academic snobbery. If cashiers, factory workers or taxis could create websites, then similar resources would appear in these areas.
In essence, we are dealing with local informal trade unions. At the moment, the average worker in a particular field cannot leave a review about his activities, except on some YouTube or in various “review sites” – there is no full accumulation of reviews on professional fields of activity.
Would you like to read reviews about working in a taxi or in a factory on a resource specially dedicated for this?
