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I'm convinced 40% of this site has no freaking clue what a protest is. For Christ's sake, by some of yalls standards there's never been an effective protest in
by predictabl3 3y ago
I'm convinced 40% of this site has no freaking clue what a protest is. For Christ's sake, by some of yalls standards there's never been an effective protest in all of history.
Like, if you don't use reddit, just don't comment like you know what's up. And if you do, feel free to screenshot me your homepage and tell me it looks normal.
Clues that you might not know what you're talking about:
- acting like the protest hasn't affected the site or it's content
- acting like mods don't literally keep the site from being overrun with trash, trolls and racists
- acting like losing the most enthusiastic users, and those who participated and contributed invaluable niche knowledge to small subreddits, won't affect the long term value prop of the site to users or investors
But hey, were like a week in of it not mattering, more and more of spez's lies keep coming out and some of y'all just seem oddly gleeful to denigrate those that care. I don't get it, doesn't seem very nice to me.
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- OnlyLys 3y ago> And if you do, feel free to screenshot me your homepage and tell me it looks normal. I have two main reddit accounts, one subscribed to "serious" discussion-focused subreddits, and another to all the meme picture-heavy subreddits. The latter's frontpage is mostly OK but the former's is completely desolate.
- mcmoor 3y agoAnd ironically most people who power "new reddit" must have been the second one. So either reddit burns or we go back to "serious" discussion focused site, which is win-win.