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Because I don’t want to support the long-term value of an antagonistic provider.

• huhtenberg 3y ago
  That's a fundamentally misguided attitude. Removing your posts only annoys and inconveniences actual people by breaking threads, convos and destroying the context. It does zilch to Reddit as a corporation. No need to be an ass towards fellow users, it's not their fault Reddit now rubs you the wrong way. Either don't post at all or leave it be.
  • Semaphor 3y ago
    Alas, I’ll have to disagree with you.
  • hoseja 3y ago
    By annoying regular users you tank the value of the hostile corporation.
    • FirmwareBurner 3y ago
      It's the same flawed logic used to justify that sanctions on the people of a country would cause a regime change from within but that rarely works. It would only work if there would be another alternative for those users to go to. Currently there hasn't been a popular move from reddit to somewhere else. So no, you're just annoying users but without harming reddit.
  • nunez 3y ago
    Deleting content does more than zilch. Searching Reddit via Google having become less reliable made the press some time ago.
• FirmwareBurner 3y ago
  >Because I don’t want to support the long-term value of an antagonistic provider. Such a terrible take. You're not hurting Reddit's bottom line with this, you're hurting the users looking for answers.
  • Semaphor 3y ago
    Great time to start using different sources
    • FirmwareBurner 3y ago
      Great idea. Where are you posting the advice you deleted now, so I can go there?