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Looking at these posts people want to be on the "right side" of this issue and I don't get it. I still use reddit the same today as I have been for the last 10
by mlrtime 3y ago
Looking at these posts people want to be on the "right side" of this issue and I don't get it.
I still use reddit the same today as I have been for the last 10+ years (chrome + RES). /r/all is as bad as it's ever been, however my subbed feed hasn't changed much.
- johnnyanmac 3y ago>Looking at these posts people want to be on the "right side" of this issue and I don't get it. HN is a highly skewed techy community. And I imagine many are reddit vagrants as well. I see it less as "giving the right answer" and more "asking a biased audience". It's the opposite of asking people on reddit what they think of the blackout; many who stayed and never used 3rd party apps probably didn't care or even argue it was an abuse of mod power. And of course, Reddit isn't just one website. Some places may have barely changed. Others are indeed irreparably changed. Others still are literally shut down. The question is highly sensitive to how you browse, and what you browse.