Ang ayaw ko sa official app ay akala mo mga subreddits na subscribe mo yan pala mga adds. Tinanggal ko ang reddit app.
Tsunami45chan
joined 2 years ago
What I'm worried is if reddit is open to the public and let investors have interest on reddit then there will be more bots, more ads and they will treat redditors how they'll treat people in youtube, twitter and etc.
Nanood ako ng Barbie movie productions sa youtube. Ang ganda ginawa ng designers ang background at props so pinkeh 🩷.
Damn, that's interesting is here [email protected]
I'm not sure about this if this is the one on reddit, but patient gamer is here[email protected]
Ah okay, I am wrong with this 😓. I hope it works especially on June 30 is next week.
This is just me but I missed the day when the site provided us to customize our profile page. Like friendster for example we can change the look of the buttons, we can change the size of the fonts and etc.
It shows us a little bit of our personality. But I know that it's no longer a thing. The closes experience I could think of is how we design our linux desktop. In windows it would be using rainmeter.
Correct me if I'm wrong with this. Just like what @megane-kun said from their comment by doing "let it rot", is pretty smart idea. The whole point of going to reddit is to go to the specific community that you like. But by posting random stuff that is not related to the subreddit it will force people to check on other subreddit. If I go to r/cats and all I see are random post that are not cat related, then I will go to other subreddits. But if other subreddit decided to post random stuff outside their community name then it's a sign that redditors are still protesting. It's not similar to the John Oliver single post thing. Because of there's no rules then post whatever you like?
What they wanted is better paying jobs, more vacation time and probably work from home. I did feel sorry about them because a lot of them are depressed and tired in China.
This reminds me that I saw on youtube on 2021 where Chinese millennials and gen z are protesting by let it rot (they have a Chinese word for that). They feel like they're useless to the society and the workforce is horrible. They don't stick to jobs more than two years, they don't plan to start a family or finding a date, and etc.
Dumb suggestion pero try ko lang. Why not post upside down but flip like this.
Test lang to. Mabuti yung isang lemmy account ko nakikita ang comment sa iba hindi.