I just joined here on the recommendations of another user on Reddit.
At least, I think this interface isn't too much of a shock to the system. Give me time to get used to the whole new world.

I think I can understand how confusing this is for people. It took me a while to get used to Reddit originally, and now it is another different environment.

I am kind of running to here because I tried going to Discord and found myself getting rather confused with the many channels/servers (?). I am a tech-idiot. I just like to be in a place where I could see interesting threads to join and chat. I used to go to forums, but those forums slowly died after social media platforms came into prominence. I miss those friendly forum environment, and I struggle to keep afloat in a world that seemed to be moving a lot faster than my brain can follow. :(

I meant to ask, why do I get the feeling there is some concentrated effort to try to downplay those people trying to protest?
I see some of the threads on the subs doing the 'alternative protests', and some comments were downvoted massively just for joining in or showing support.

I think r/aww is also going for the John Oliver thirst (and I am absolutely all for it), And r/wellthatsucks is now all about hoovers.... and the mods were throwing out awards left, right and centre, that gives people premium access.

I do wonder what would John Oliver think about his sudden popularity? There may be a writer's strike going on, but surely, he must hear of the sudden surge of photoshopped sexiness?

Is there a place I can go and find out what each button mean? I am trying to figure my way around, and I am a tech-idiot. Like, what does boost mean?

At this point of time, isn't it time to see how many subs we can get banned from before the whole thing goes down the shithole?