r/interestingasfuck mods went down with honor.
Can't say the same about r/mildlyinteresting and their pathetic little mischief of "suggestive vegetables".
Now what will the 5k subs which reopened "uNdEr dUrEsS" and have been spared do? Will they continue to swallow spez's semen or will they try to redeem themselves by burning the whole shit to the ground?
I just noticed that comments were disabled, looked in the sidebar and saw:
I'm not seeing any posts after the blackout except the "Vote for the future of the sub" post. Seems like they nuked everything after the sub came back online.
Mirror link for no traffic: https://reddit.adminforge.de/r/ModCoord/comments/14eq8ip/the_entire_rmildlyinteresting_mod_team_has_just/
Looks like I left at just the right time. Now I only use it for the official Hololive subreddit. I make sure to use an ad blocker even though I don’t usually use one.
Use libreddit to not give them any traffic either (replace www.reddit.com with reddit.adminforge.de)
Thanks
I don't support what reddit is doing in regards to 3rd party apps........ thing is I don't support much of what reddit has done for the past 7-8 years. You guys are just now catching on that reddit has ceased to be a viable platform even though in reality its death happened long ago. A big part of the problem there is moderators themselves, especially in the bigger subs. So yeah, I don't support reddit, but I really couldn't care less about how the mods perceive themselves to be mistreated either. Basically they are getting just a tiny taste of the treatment they've given the average user for years and suddenly just right now they FINALLY see it as a problem. Cry me a river. You reap what you sow.
Those big subs were just unusable. The automods would delete any post that didn't conform to like 50 parameters, and the human mods wielded ban hammers for pretty much anything they didn't like.