A Boring Dystopia

Can't say I'm sad.

I got permabanned on Reddit because of events involving powertripping moderators and every appeal I tried has been met only with generic bot auto replies. It seems impossible to get an actual human to look at my case for which I provided a lot of detail on what went wrong and how I was incorrectly permabanned (I was confronting moderators of one of my favorite subs about them violating their own Subreddit and Reddit's policy).

I've been trying for over 9 months but there's literally no way to get it fixed. And every new account eventually gets permabanned as well.

I'm so done with that garbage platform. Shame about the small fun communities I was in. But the downfall of Reddit can't come soon enough.

He's rich and giggling. Quite likely does not give a shit.

Well, here we are, he's surely winning at that

I've officially said my goodbyes. It's absolutely fucked over there. This is just one of many serious problems with Reddit. The CEO is tanking it harder than Musk tanked Twitter. He's musk'd it.

I just killed what seems to be my millionth Reddit account upon this news discovery. I say millionth because I've been ban-evading from that micromanaging, power-hungry mod shithole for years just to spite them.

But if they're going to now go and paywall subreddits just to read them then I guess the fun is finally over.

Spez is just happily going about continuing to inhale whatever shit his man-crush in Musk farts out.

Deleted my account just now and jumped to lemmy. Wondering why I didn't sooner.

Download? Rightclick "Examine this frame", copy&paste, pandoc to markdown, is what i do.

I used Reddit for 12 years, which granted, isn't as long as some others, but it is really sad to see what it has become after all these years. It helped a lot back in the day, but now it is time to let it go.

I'll say this here, too: Based on the phrasing, this is probably competition for Patreon, not for current styled subreddits.

*laughs in Lemmy

Is there a way to fully download or scrape a full subreddit or say stackoverflow since they've both committed themselves to enshittification and alienating their userbases?

asking because that seems difficult to do and there's a lot of useful information on both sites

Wasn't there always a pay-walled subreddit, made by the community? I think you had to have had gold/premium to get invited.

Good, bury reddit.

This really goes to show he has no clue how to monetize Reddit.