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[–] [email protected] 7 points 1 year ago

This is actually good for the internet as a whole. The only people left on reddit are going to be scum. It will be like Australia when Britain used to send its worst criminals there lol. Everyone besides them is leaving reddit to make the same communities elsewhere without these types of people ruining the mood.

Reddit has become so toxic over the last couple of years, I have yet to see that level of toxicity on these other sites even with the great migration, but maybe I haven't been around long enough.

[–] Zansacu 3 points 1 year ago (3 children)

This shit right here is why I don't want to see votes on Jerboa. Bloody depressing.

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[–] [email protected] 3 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) (1 children)

I wonder where do these people come from? The subs I frequented did ask whether they should participate in the blackout. People are either indifferent or are supportive of it. No outright hostility or bootlicking the Reddit admins.

Not too sound elitist but I'm sure these are newer Reddit users who are unaware 3rd party apps were the only way to browse Reddit on mobile before the official came out in ~2016.

Or maybe they're so deprived of their precious content that they began to lash out at the very people who helped their favourite subs not turn into crap.

[–] kratoz29 1 points 1 year ago

At this point it is hard to me to detect if these are just bots or trolls.

[–] designated_fridge -3 points 1 year ago (2 children)

I can definitely get annoyed by how black and white everything always has to be on the internet.

Can I be upset that Reddit is killing my 3rd party app? Absolutely Can I also realise that Reddit is not a charity and that in this economy, they are no longer going to subsidize 3rd party app developers? Absolutely

Like, I left Reddit because I think their official app sucks balls. I had a 3rd party app I loved. I'm upset. But it's also weird to see Meta, Alphabet, Spotify, Amazon, etc. lay off their staff and at the same time expect Reddit to willingly hand their content over for free to 3rd party apps.

I'm upset but I'm not naïve.

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