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Will there be another reddit-wide blackout? (self.asklemmy)

submitted 1 year ago by KooMSlayer69 to c/asklemmy

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Hi everyone! I'm really enjoying lemmy so far. As someone who used reddit for a while I was wondering about if the blackout protests will still continue. I've heard whispers about another blackout happening on the 30th but it doesn't seem to be something that a lot of subreddits and communities are talking about. Does anyone know when or if reddit will continue with its protest? We need to make the website crash again.

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[–] herewearenow 2 points 1 year ago

I'm definitely disappointed that more people didn't stay away and especially all of the subs that didn't stay private but there's not a lot we can do about it. i think people are just way too addicted with getting their endless scroll of distraction and can't be bothered with a mild inconvenience. i cant say I'll never use reddit again because there's such a huge amount of great information there but I'm making an active choice to stay away especially for the next month so they can't count me for any of their precious metrics. But instead of worrying about reddit i think the focus should be on building up alternatives