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When they say "people," does that mean, 1, 20, 8 million, or what? They will define it and I'm sure this is a way of saying they're getting rid of it so there isn't a grand exodus.
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I guess this does matter to me, because every time i see new reddit, I take the requisite 10 seconds to retype the URL and change to old reddit. I never log in anymore, but I do make sure its old reddit.
Cool, it’d be nice if spez dies in a fire.
This vibe reminds me of the Reddit I enjoyed back in 2010. No, we can't always be toxic af everywhere (sometimes it's a fun little treat), but at the same time, not everything needs to be a goddamn bubble-wrapped "safe space."
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that's the smile my friend gets when they've got their butt plug in..
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Hah. I got banned from /r/politics years ago for using that saying to a toxic rando.
fuck you! i got banned from about a dozen subreddits because i told someone on /r/conspiracy that they said something stupid.
Reddit let that sub be a global hub for dangerous anti-vaxx misinformation during the pandemic while going after everyone else. Made zero sense.
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That place was a shithole.
straight up propaganda network. same with /r/conservative - same with /r/interestingasfuck - same with just about any sub with more than a thousand subscribers. digg on fentanyl.
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if they said that about 3rd party apps 2 years ago i would never found Lemmy
Its been 2 years already aye. I was so optimistic at the time. "Finally I'll be able to stop doom scrolling"
How innocent I was
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I actually continued to use a 3rd party app up until a few months ago. I created a Lemmy account when all that happened 2 years ago, but I didn't use it much. Glad to see it's been improved, well until recently finding out the creators of Lemmy support Russia.
Yeah, it's disappointing to know some of the things the Lemmy devs support but this being a federated platform means you don't really have to be on Lemmy to interact with the posts and users here. Piefed and Mbin work just as well and are fully independent projects so you could try those instead.
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That’s the beauty of an idea, though. The worst people can have good ideas and good people can benefit from them. In certain cases, they can use the ideas against the creator themselves. I just consider it a fact of life and avoid giving those people my money directly where possible.
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This is a change from “we will keep it online forever” which is common for a pigboy
why does it matter once you've been banned for saying something and they won't tell you why and you can't appeal the decision?
they're actively moving users OFF of their platform.
It's what they did to me. They made up an excuse because I was critical of Musk.
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I don’t know I left voluntarily and overwrote all my comments with garbage data.
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I have no reason to believe tbis. Not that it matters to me.
old.reddit is literally the only thing that keeps me coming back. i hope they kill it. i'm sick of scrolling for ten minutes just to find a post worth clicking on. i've got netflix for shit like that.