https://old.reddit.com/r/ImaginaryBestOf/
That’s quite sad to see, and also I don’t know where I’ll find content from now on. As much as Reddit is bad, at least it was an easy way to find themed content compared to parse Mastodon hashtags.
https://old.reddit.com/r/ImaginaryBestOf/
That’s quite sad to see, and also I don’t know where I’ll find content from now on. As much as Reddit is bad, at least it was an easy way to find themed content compared to parse Mastodon hashtags.
Is it just him or are other as active mods being ‘targeted’? If isolated, well that seems a real sad (and stupid) decision. If… more widely spread, one would be OK to wonder why they would be hunting down on their most active mods? I mean what would they be getting out of that? Or maybe they’re once again willing to completely change reddit? Making it into something where too active mods would not be… that useful? (no conspiracy theory,n here just a simple and probably stupid question reading the thing)
Disclaimer: I’ve not used reddit in quite a few years.
Seems to be a trend based on this post: https://lazysoci.al/post/39627271
Which way does the trend go?
Hell yeah. Good on ya!
Aside, we should have tokens like anon help groups to show how long we’ve each been free of that suckhole. 🖖🏼
(fwiw:fuck the “12 Steps” and their BS exploitation of the vulnerable & desperate, pushing them into religion)