A ton of moderators have been making changes to their subreddits' rules (e.g., only allowing certain posts, going NSFW, loosening rules a ton) to protest without getting kicked out. Do you think this strategy of turning a subreddit into shitposts is effective or not?...
Interested in getting a feel for what people may be likely to do IF reddit reverses their decision regarding API access, or reduces access fees to a reasonable level and 3rd party apps remain sustainable....
I admit. On the 12th as a mod I was just gonna go till the 14th u/spez after that the leaks started coming out and realized the CEO of reddit doesn't care about us period. I created a lemmy account cause I didn't know what the fediveese was and a mastodon account and was basically trying to get away from reddit but I admit I do miss reddit.
In comes kbin I've been on for a good day on the web app cause I use my phone 99% of the time and realized after trial and error and reading what a microblog and what a thread is and how to navigate this website. I have 2 subs on lemmy that I will keep for now but I think kbin is where it's at. This is truly a reddit replacement!
Personally, I want nothing to do with them and I'm not willing to give them the benefit of the doubt. I moved to the Fediverse to get away from all these corpos.
The BlackCat (ALPHV) ransomware gang is behind a February cyberattack on Reddit, where the threat actors claim to have stolen 80GB of data from the company.
As many of you have already heard, Reddit has announced that they are interpreting their Mod Code of Conduct to mean that moderators can be removed from their communities for 'vandalism' if they continue to participate in the protest against their policy on 3rd party apps....
Can anyone explain this to me? There were several issues with Reddit discussed widely in the community, i.e. the brigading rules. Yet, now that Reddit screws over the customer even more with their API stunt, no one cared and the GME subs did not even participate in the Blackout. It would have been the perfect opportunity to...
Fidelity has a massive stake in Reddit. You think them pushing us from Robinhood to Fidelity (instead of DRS) was a misatke? Nah these motherfuckers are smart. Too bad for them they lose in the end.
Suicide Hotlines Promise Anonymity. Dozens of Their Websites Send Sensitive Data to Facebook (themarkup.org)
OC Here's my final idea for a Kbin mascot, I call it the "Kbird" (K = Kakatuá), since someone shared a Fediverse flag resembling a pirate flag I thought a bird mascot would fit.
Does anybody else feel dirty when they visit reddit?
I don't know man, but I feel like I'm supporting a maniac CEO with every second I spend on reddit.
What do you think of subreddits protesting with rule changes (e.g., only allowing John Oliver)?
A ton of moderators have been making changes to their subreddits' rules (e.g., only allowing certain posts, going NSFW, loosening rules a ton) to protest without getting kicked out. Do you think this strategy of turning a subreddit into shitposts is effective or not?...
Reddit's response about the actions they took against the subreddits (note: r/mildly interesting DID NOT encourage nsfw content and their suspensions and removal have been revoked by a diff admin)
What will you do if reddit undoes API changes?
Interested in getting a feel for what people may be likely to do IF reddit reverses their decision regarding API access, or reduces access fees to a reasonable level and 3rd party apps remain sustainable....
All mods on r/TIHI have been removed.
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The developer of Sync for Reddit is working on a Lemmy app (www.reddit.com)
New subreddit talking about it here. I'm assuming it will eventually be a Lemmy community...
Removed as moderator of /r/Celebrities after over 14 years (reddit.adminforge.de)
Can you Stop Auto-rotate on Android?
Kbin always rotates horizontally even when that feature is globally disabled. Any way to fix that?
GME - Moving To Lemmy.world (lemmy.world)
Safe haven from the reddit-infested Superstonk...
Hackers demand $4.5 million and API price reversal from Reddit | Engadget (www.engadget.com)
Ransomware gang BlackCat is likely behind a February attack on the company..
Things used to be funny there (files.catbox.moe)
How do we feel about Meta joining the Fediverse?
Personally, I want nothing to do with them and I'm not willing to give them the benefit of the doubt. I moved to the Fediverse to get away from all these corpos.
Reddit CEO praises Elon Musk’s cost-cutting as protests rock platform (www.nbcnews.com)
Steve Huffman said in an interview that Elon Musk's cost-cutting at Twitter was inspiring and that the two have chatted "a handful of times."
Reddit hackers threaten to leak data stolen in February breach (www.bleepingcomputer.com)
The BlackCat (ALPHV) ransomware gang is behind a February cyberattack on Reddit, where the threat actors claim to have stolen 80GB of data from the company.
Never Bothered to Feed the Bot
Reddit's Decline Is Intentional
As many of you have already heard, Reddit has announced that they are interpreting their Mod Code of Conduct to mean that moderators can be removed from their communities for 'vandalism' if they continue to participate in the protest against their policy on 3rd party apps....
RIP to the DRSyourGME subreddit 2022 - 2023 - DRSGME/WhyDRS Lemmy (lemmy.whynotdrs.org)
Why do they want us to sell?
https://lemmy.ml/pictrs/image/4e1fd2ea-3b12-425a-9693-92ddf03ea85a.jpeg
Why was there no official move of any GME sub to the Fediverse
Can anyone explain this to me? There were several issues with Reddit discussed widely in the community, i.e. the brigading rules. Yet, now that Reddit screws over the customer even more with their API stunt, no one cared and the GME subs did not even participate in the Blackout. It would have been the perfect opportunity to...