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Man, what a joke Reddit has become after the 3rd party exodus, seems like most good subs went to shit.
IMO this has nothing to do with the 3rd party stuff, stupid mods getting scammed for $800 has nothing to do with Reddit decisions
Well if all the good mods leave and you only have the bad ones left or people who come in just to profit, you get this.
Luckily this lead us to Lemmy and the Fediverse, which -- in my opinion -- is more akin to Aaron Swartz's original vision.
He would've had a Lemmy instance running secretly in a server closet somewhere on the MIT campus.