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[ Community Update ] - Community Update & Team Introduction 2023-06-23
Thanks BrooklynMan for herding the cats!
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[ Community Update ] - Community Update & Team Introduction 2023-06-23
Thanks BrooklynMan for herding the cats!
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Very true. And when my parents didn’t want me online anymore, rather than just coming in and asking me nicely to hop off while they make their phone call, they would click the hang up button repeatedly until the signal was lost and I was disconnected. Then they would make their phone call.
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r/Pics is having a new poll to decide their future
That's pretty huge, since they're probably the biggest subreddit.
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The Reddit Protest Is Finally Over. Reddit Won.
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Oh they were. Because they are us.
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Reddit insists on being “fairly paid” amid API price protest plans, layoffs
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Yeah, I agree. I'm loving lemmy and haven't spent more than 10-15 min. on Reddit over the past week.
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Reddit has permanently suspended my account for supporting Lemmy.
This means they're scared. It means we're winning.
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could we mirror reddit?
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Exactly. I feel like this is one of those instances of "We're spending time thinking about whether or not we could, when we should be thinking about whether or not we should."
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Lemmy v0.18.0 Release
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So Reddit has decided to fight back, eh?
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How has ur lemmy experience been so far?
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Mastodon is so much like a Twitter/Facebook replacement that I'm not even interested in it. Reddit/Lemmy's focus is not on broadcasting yourself but rather link aggregating and conversations about those links in the comments. It's always been so much better of a forum type of experience than Twitter/Mastodon/Facebook.
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What is the 'Matrix User' option?
Unfortunately, no one can be told what the Matrix User is. They have to see it for themselves.
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Statement from r/antiwork mods
Statement From The Moderators Hello, r/antiwork! As you're probably aware, r/antiwork has been set to private until recently in solidarity with the sitewide protest against Reddit's attempt to kill third-party apps. At the start of the protest, we received assurance from Reddit administration that mods have a right to protest and to set their subs private. Today, we received a message from Reddit that our mod team will be replaced if we do not open up the subreddit immediately.
The important takeaway here is Reddit does not care about this community and Reddit does not care about you. They see you as nothing more than a statistic to monetize. They do not care about the quality of this community. They do not care about the desires of the community or the mod team. We set the subreddit private to protect the community from the changes Reddit intends to force through, and Reddit is forcing the subreddit open because a worse user experience for you is more profitable for them.
Going forward, the mod team is going to lose some very important tools that we've relied on to keep you safe from spammers and scammers. This means we're going to have to reassess our rules and procedures in order to serve you more effectively. The mod team will keep you updated on any developments. We thank you for your understanding.
Many thanks,
The r/antiwork mod team
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Founder and primary developer of Moderator Toolbox for Reddit quits both Reddit and the project
You love to see it...
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New York sinking under its own weight
That's heavy, dude.
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Reddit will (apparently) exempt accessibility-focused apps from its unpopular API pricing changes
Since Apollo is accessibility-capable, does that mean it's exempted?
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I have a suggestion for a simple change to the join-lemmy site that could significantly increase the number of new users we attract.
I also like the way that PixelFed explains the federated system: https://pixelfed.org/how-to-join
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Official Trailer | New Season July 24 | Hulu
I'm in.
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Any way for an individual to block instances?
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Agreed. No offense intended, but I really don't want to see furry stuff.
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Happy Father's Day
Aww, thanks!
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Reddit CEO (/u/spez) is going to hold a AMA about the API update
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Announcing FediRedirect!
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I can only get so federect!