cjs_ac

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   by cjs_ac 3y ago

   Reddit has been a place for clever people to talk, but as it and its reputation grew, it started to attract not-so-clever people too. Cleverer people don't respond as well to advertising, so if you want to make more money from your use
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   by cjs_ac 3y ago

   This was my grandmother's reaction. She turned the computer off, closed the curtains, turned the lights off, and waited for the police to show up. She also used to cheat at jigsaw puzzles by gnawing at the pieces so they would fit.
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   by cjs_ac 3y ago

   Demonstrably incorrect on my street, which has hotly contested on-street parking that narrows the roadway to a single lane. Cars have to stop and reverse into parking spaces to pass each other. Yet children play ball games in the street, an
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   by cjs_ac 3y ago

   That's only 87% of subreddits that announced participation in the strike. The remaining 13% have gone read-only.
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   by cjs_ac 3y ago

   Exactly. You can't lead a community if you're not a proper member of that community, especially on Reddit, which still retains some of its reputation as a place where knowledgeable people are to be found.
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   by cjs_ac 3y ago

   Redditors have many alternatives, which is the real problem: the communities will fracture as they find new homes.
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   by cjs_ac 3y ago

   There's a pinned thread in /r/tildes where you can ask for an invite, and they'll give you one after a cursory look at your reddit profile.