I guess communities come and go talaga. And I think this is for the better. Reddit is starting to become "too mainstream" anyway. I sound like an edgelord but it is still my genuine opinion that if a community gets too saturated, the quality also gets worse.
I came from the era of forums pa. Grew up with convergenceforums, moved to symbianize, god-forbidden 4chan, and various other boards for each small community I belong to. Until social media basically killed message boards.
This is just another transition, I hope. While I don't benefit from 3rd party reddit apps anyway, I still don't feel good about supporting the platform of a tyrant CEO who doesn't even value its users, the ones who keep the community running. Fuck spez.
I guess communities come and go talaga. And I think this is for the better. Reddit is starting to become "too mainstream" anyway. I sound like an edgelord but it is still my genuine opinion that if a community gets too saturated, the quality also gets worse.
I came from the era of forums pa. Grew up with convergenceforums, moved to symbianize, god-forbidden 4chan, and various other boards for each small community I belong to. Until social media basically killed message boards.
This is just another transition, I hope. While I don't benefit from 3rd party reddit apps anyway, I still don't feel good about supporting the platform of a tyrant CEO who doesn't even value its users, the ones who keep the community running. Fuck spez.