Not surprised. They've tried this many times before but never stuck with it for long as far as I can tell because I was able to see it fine a few days later. Can't see how it works out well for them. More hoops to jump through has to equal less views and less advertising revenue. Reddit has already become quite shit in the last 10 years so it's not like I'm keen to jump through extra hoops to use it. I'll just go els…
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#72The main thing I notice about new Reddit is the amount of autoplaying videos. I wonder if this is at least partially motivated by the more addictive endless scrolling design of new Reddit.
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#73Earlier quoted context omitted.
Lemmy (part of of fediverse), HN, Tildes, Lobste.rs.
i liked lemmy but was put off by how mixed the quality was, and how many random images seemed to link to dubious image repos or otherwise set off malware alarms. reddits heavy monetization means they at least try to keep out a majority of the bad actors but lemmy always seemed a wild west. perhaps i will revisit soon.
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#74reddit sucks, its owned by chyna, censoring free speech, and their paid champagne socialists
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#75Try using https://github.com/mkornreich/old_reddit
>needs a logged-in Reddit session This might be useful for active Reddit users once they sunset Old Reddit for good, but this doesn't solve the issue of lurkers being unable to use an Old-Reddit-like interface. The current alternatives being: - RedLib - That one userscript https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48983857#48988887
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#76It's difficult for me to post on Reddit now; it's very restrictive, mainly because my karma score is too low. There will be even more restrictions going forward; AI automation is becoming too powerful.
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#77Re: old.reddit.com Now Requires a Login
#78Try using https://github.com/mkornreich/old_reddit
>needs a logged-in Reddit session This might be useful for active Reddit users once they sunset Old Reddit for good, but this doesn't solve the issue of lurkers being unable to use an Old-Reddit-like interface. The current alternatives being: - RedLib - That one userscript https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48983857#48988887