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Re: r/ProgrammerHumor will be shutting down to protest Reddit's API changes

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I decided to use this as a good excuse to delete Reddit. I find myself going to it too often, and scrolling for too long, and afterwards I feel worse about the direction of humanity and down about the world. I’m not getting anything positive from it so for my own mental heath I’m deleting the app.

Re: r/ProgrammerHumor will be shutting down to protest Reddit's API changes

#6

It’d be nice if the Haskell subreddit found a new home. I don’t know why Reddit is so generally toxic, but it is.

You’d be hard pressed to find social media that doesn’t trend towards toxicity, but Reddit in particular seems to have a culture of users that want to feel superior at any cost. They’re always looking to put down others and they’re often rewarded for doing so.

Re: r/ProgrammerHumor will be shutting down to protest Reddit's API changes

#8

It’d be nice if the Haskell subreddit found a new home. I don’t know why Reddit is so generally toxic, but it is.

https://discourse.haskell.org could be that new home. However most new users would expect a programming subreddit language to exist.

Re: r/ProgrammerHumor will be shutting down to protest Reddit's API changes

#9
The worst part about this is that blind Reddit users are being left completely without a solution, and won't be able to read Reddit at all. Multiple attempts at engagement with Reddit itself have been ignored. See the discussion here: https://www.reddit.com/r/apolloapp/comments/144f6xm/apollo_w...
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