As soon as the threat was made all the mods should have quit. An unmoderated reddit would collapse in hours. It would have been glorious.

stretch

I really, really wanted all the mods to quit in protest. I think the site would go up in flames within a day of people finding out it was open season. Like, not able to recover, up in flames.

Remember that company that made the base pay $70,000 for everyone. News was predicting (hoping) they would fail in a year. They didn't, and big surprise, they have amazing staff retention. We need more companies like that. Places that pay well where people want to work. They would eventually pull away all the talent from the horde companies and shut them down. It would be a long fight, but glorious to see the workers sip tea and watch their old companies fail. This is how you beat the current system, by making egalitarian companies that can actually compete with them, where people are proud to work and get paid a living wage.

I've lived in Japan for a long time. I make a lot of Japanese noises now.

I mean, if you're making a request I'll get right on it.

I think about this way too much https://chunkmcbeefchest.com/Podcast/index.php?name=2024-10-25_cmcb108.mp3

Thank you.

inoreader is excellent

Same, 12 years on reddit and regularly tried to find an alternative.