I find it funny how Reddit is willing to throw away decades of good will for what they claim is a small percentage of their user base.
Just goes to show why social media companies are trash
this post was submitted on 29 Jun 2023
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Funny what happens when companies are driven by ego and the almighty dollar.
I hope the protesting mods quit and move to lemmy.
Hope? Many of us are already here. When they turn off the API tap, I am necessarily cut off from the rest of Reddit because I use it during the in-between times on my phone via Apollo.
Yup I'm gone too, deleted my main account a couple of weeks ago, and my secondary I nuked yesterday.
Lets fix are user revolt problem by removing users in exchange for paid employees. That will fix the problem.
stop posting about reddit. let it die and move on.