I've never before seen a codebase that has a package-lock.json, but no package.json
Reddark: Website to watch subreddits going dark
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#12Pissing off the people doing thankless free labor to keep your subreddits moderated and site functional seems like a poor choice. This is going to be quite an event when it kicks off Monday.
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#14Doesn't seem to load?
HN kiss of death
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#15Pissing off the people doing thankless free labor to keep your subreddits moderated and site functional seems like a poor choice. This is going to be quite an event when it kicks off Monday.
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Getting rid of moderators turns reddit into 4chan. If you want that, fine, but there's already a website for unfiltered hate speech and spam.
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#16I've never before seen a codebase that has a package-lock.json, but no package.json https://github.com/Tanza3D/reddark/
Discussed in a github issue: https://github.com/Tanza3D/reddark/issues/3
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#17Doesn't seem to load?
It just takes a (very) long time for me.
Surprisingly, the server response time is very long even though all it sends back is a mostly empty static index.html. Is it the absence of caching that's responsible for this?
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#18Hmmmm. None of my subscribed subs are participating. Interesting to note subs that participated are the noisier (lower snr) subs, which probably serves the bulk of their users and would hurt Reddit’s visitor numbers the most.
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#19Pissing off the people doing thankless free labor to keep your subreddits moderated and site functional seems like a poor choice. This is going to be quite an event when it kicks off Monday.
what puzzles me the most is that reddit's reasoning for charging money for their API is that "it's bad that other people are profiting from our work and it's too expensive to maintain without someone paying it".
hey, guess what? reddit "profits" a LOT from unpaid work from their moderators. if you wanna charge for API access, you should also pay your moderators since you are profiting from their work.
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#20I own the DocuSign subreddit. We are going dark permanently… until Reddit decides to reassign it to reps from the company. This is part and parcel of the hollowing out of the platform.