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The Reddit protest is finally over. Reddit won.
Did they though? Those who migrated from Reddit after the shutdown of 3rd party apps said that the content nosedived.
Speaking of content, the RDs on the other side has less comments than it used to be. There were times the evening RD had 1,000 comments/day, now it has an average of 400-500 comments a day.
I thought it was just me. After the protests, I did notice a decline in the quality of comments.
Yeah, I wouldn't call it a victory. I suppose it's a win in the sense na the API pricing continues and life kinda goes on. Pero madaming mga mods na nagsi-alisan or at least wala na gana mag-moderate. Some subs like r/MaleFashionAdvice are in Discord and yung mga naiwan are mostly newbies. People kind of take moderation for granted, but it's a big deal why a community is what it is.