They finally did it: Reddit made it impossible for blind Redditors to moderate their own sub
They finally did it: Reddit made it impossible for blind Redditors to moderate their own sub
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It's just sad to see how far reddit has fallen.
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Eh I wouldn’t call it sad. Reddit is literally just a forum hosting site. The fact you and I are posting here is proof that there are many other avenues for random people to communicate ideas to each other.
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Yes, but all of that knowledge available in one place, all extremely easy to navigate through conventional search engines or pushshift-based ones… it’s going to take a lot to rebuild that here (and maybe even more for search engines to understand how to properly index fediverse pages). All because a greedy ass started idolizing the most self-centered person alive.
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This is happening because it's about to become obsolete and redundant. This is their last grasp at trying to make the last ten years worthwhile.
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Obsolete and redundant? Google themselves said their search results were heavily impacted from the blackout. It fulfills a niche no other social media has (well, except the fediverse or Reddit clones but I doubt they were afraid of them) and it was working perfectly for the common user. Only issue is it wasn’t ready for IPO, and spez really wanted to go public.
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