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What happens if reddit crosses that line is completely up to community response. People could go on as usual and nothing happens or there could be an even more
by OldManRyan 3y ago
What happens if reddit crosses that line is completely up to community response. People could go on as usual and nothing happens or there could be an even more visceral backlash. History says business as usual but no one really knows what would happen.
- mrtksn 3y agoThere's no real community though. I have 12 y/o account with over 15K post karma and 35K comment karma and I don't care the slightest. The place has grown too big to feel like a community, if anything, I'm worried that r/StableDiffusion might go away because there are is so much chronological high quality content of the development of stable diffusion. I tracked down my first comment about how "reddit is dead", it's from 11 years ago. Apart from some smaller subs, for me reddit has become a content stream not that different from Twitter or TikTok. I will be sad to see some niche subs go but maybe that's the plan, after all, they are going after the mainstream. There's probably not much money in monetising some nerds.
- OldManRyan 3y agoreddit is not a community. The subreddits are the community. I don't care about reddit as a whole but there are individual subreddits that if they change or go away then I no longer have a reason to use reddit.
- mrtksn 3y agoAre these subs small or large?
- OldManRyan 3y agoBoth. A few are in the 500k+ sub range and some are way under that and more niche.