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In fear of more user protests, Reddit announces controversial policy change
Moderators now need Reddit's permission to turn subreddits private, NSFW.
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Ahhhhh,more pissing contests between Reddit and it's users. Why am I not surprised?
Can't have those (volunteer) proles getting all uppity.
If Snapzu was a more active website, I'd leave Reddit for what it is, I guess.
I've been on Reddit for many years and the commercialisation of it made it slide backwards, both in usability and also the quality of content is going downhill pretty steep. Way more bot-posts and reactions, way more politics in sub-reddits where it shouldn't be and also, just like with everything that gets known by a large audience, lots of extremism and racism became a mainstream thing there.
I remember when Digg was the place to be,missteps happened and the exodus went to Reddit. It looks like the same thing is happening with the death of RES,and what you have mentioned. I like coming here,but do wish it was more active.
From what I understood from other Redditors, there's an old version of Reddit active and even the RES could be used there. Tbh, I do not bother about it, actually, because I think that Reddit is going the Facebook way of exploitation and the Twitter way of bot-infestation.
I've wondered about the master plan that the powers that be are working on behind the scenes for quite awhile at Reddit. I go there a lot less than I used to. I also do not look forward to when You Tube trashes it's site with endless ads I cannot block... I'll simply leave them...
this feels like they’re just tryna avoid another round of user protests, but man, people are already losing it in the comments
it’s kinda sad. like, I get they need to keep the platform running, but all these changes just alienate the people who made Reddit what it is. @William I'm also looking around for where to buy backlinks. do message me if you find some good ones
exactly! they’re so busy trying to fix one mess that everything else gets ignored. and the mods, omg, mods are probably stressing so hard with all these changes. they’re the real MVPs for dealing with reddit’s nonsense
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for real! every time reddit makes a move, it’s like they’re poking the bear. it’s wild how they’re still trying to recover from that last meltdown. tbh, they could focus on fixing other stuff instead of adding more drama. I always stumble on a bug whenever I search for where to buy quality backlinks on the platform. Check this out: https://qwertylabs.io/blog/where-to-buy-casino-backlinks/
right?! the whole vibe has been off lately. reddit used to feel like a community, and now it’s just...corporate policies and chaos. I’m low-key worried they’re gonna ruin the platform entirely.