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This is what I want to happen although I know it never will. Communities used to be spread out across the internet on individual sites that were maintained by enthusiasts as a hobby. I found the interactions among such communities to bar far more enjoyable. Once any community reaches a threshold of users it starts to get unpleasant.
I think the other thing that made forums a better place was the absence of a upvote/downvote system. It reduced the motivation of just chasing attention with little jokes and threads could stay on the front page so long as there was active conversation going on.
Reddark: Website to watch subreddits going dark
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#372The list is pretty up to date-- I made my subreddit private a few hours ago and it already showed up
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#373Doesn't seem to load?
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#374I don't get it, isn't this the website that's hosting this, as is shown in the source? > origin: " https://reddark.untone.uk/ ",
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economics just don't work for professional mods atm. keep in mind YC is worth 100B+
Reddit already has professional mods who deal with reported content, across all subreddits, in the following prohibited categories: > Harassment > Threatening violence > Hate > Sexualization of minors > Sharing personal information > Non-consensual intimate media > Prohibited transaction > Impersonation > Copyright violation > Trademark violation > Self-harm or suicide > Spam Those moderators aren't doing their work…
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FWIW, as of 2021, Reddit had around 50 million DAUs and 450 million MAUs. Some portion of users will also just fall back to visiting other subreddits on June 12.
> Some portion of users will also just fall back to visiting other subreddits on June 12. It doesn't seem like there are many subreddits not participating in the blackout.
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#377Earlier quoted context omitted.
> Some portion of users will also just fall back to visiting other subreddits on June 12. It doesn't seem like there are many subreddits not participating in the blackout.
According to the current count, less than 2% of subreddits are going dark.
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According to the current count, less than 2% of subreddits are going dark.
Less than 2% of subreddits but what percentage of total activity?
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Those third party apps aren't commercial use of Reddit. I am the user, not the app. That's like saying you can't use Chrome to view some website that prohibits commercial usage. That argument makes no sense.
They are seeing it as commercial use because those alternative apps have their own advertisements from which they make the majority of their money, which is specifically banned under the new terms.
Edit: sorry if I phrased something badly or was contradictory, I'm a bit tired :P - good night!