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Reddit communities with millions of followers plan to extend the blackout indefinitely
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this post was submitted on 13 Jun 2023
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It really does feel good to not be constantly walking on eggshells out of fear of saying the 'wrong thing', or not agreeing with the subreddit's agenda (and holy FUCK is it nice not having to scroll past the first 30+ unfunny quippy replies to find a serious comment.) I'm honestly happy this all went down. Even if it doesn't kill the website (which I'm sure will be the case), they've shown their hand more than enough times now to the point longtime users like myself (12 years, personally) are unwilling to return. I like it here far more, and the overall concept is massively appealing to me.
7 years myself, this place looks like it is kicking off pretty well.
Let's be real, Reddit accounts are easy to make, if we really wanted to, we could all just make spam accounts and really Fuck up their new mods.
If they would just make an app that doesn't kill my storage, data, and battery it might be different.
I used to use the Reddit app and almost quit Reddit because of it before I found rif