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He was a minor and seemed to have more business sense than any of them.
The /r/StableDiffusion subreddit appears to skew younger, surprisingly. Open source AI art has likely been the biggest catalyst of getting teenagers interested in computer science/machine learning in years.
The post became popular.
I could not believe my eyes, when some hours later, the post was edited.
I have never seen that before. Mods cannot edit users posts, right? Do some companies have superpowers on their sub, or did they reach out to Reddit to change the post?
I recently posted on a subreddit that has the name of a big company. The post became popular. I could not believe my eyes, when some hours later, the post was edited. I have never seen that before. Mods cannot edit users posts, right? Do some companies have superpowers on their sub, or did they reach out to Reddit to change the post?
https://old.reddit.com/r/SubredditDrama/comments/xzdkio/stab... apparently, there is a separate drama about hacking at SD and accusations of ownership of code.
He was a minor and seemed to have more business sense than any of them.
The /r/StableDiffusion subreddit appears to skew younger, surprisingly. Open source AI art has likely been the biggest catalyst of getting teenagers interested in computer science/machine learning in years.
He never had a "server". Just like no one has a Facebook "server". Discord is a corporation not a person. Communities run by corporate services are different than servers run by human persons. You give up everything when you don't actually host your own server(s) for communicating with your community.
I respect the initial decision, but this is all a bit much.
(pure speculation btw)
https://old.reddit.com/r/SubredditDrama/comments/xzdkio/stab... apparently, there is a separate drama about hacking at SD and accusations of ownership of code.
I'm not familiar with Reddit's rules here: do they generally allow minors to mod a subreddit?