Thank you very much!
Thank you very much!
Decentralisation is the reason why the internet was invented, to keep communication lines up in a nuclear war
The best of subreddit, where it was just a quote from a random Redditor, really annoyed me due to uselessness
At the bottom of the site, it does say “use Lemmy for less reddit shenanigans”
I’m watching the lights go out in real time here with this site, it’s really cool to see!
83,030 users 1 day later
Update: now above >85k, that’s ~10,000 new users in 24 hours
It doesn’t have a hard date yet and they will likely wait till the economy is generally better, likely when the nasdaq hits a new high so they can float for the highest price per share
Is that due to accessibility? I can see it’s for android, but apollo was the pinnacle of the reddit app space so it’s a substandard experience, plus if the power users go and some subreddits stay dark, damage is still done.
Great post! Really informative.
I will be watching reddit burn whilst eating popcorn
Unless reddit does a MySpace, that archive is still available to read
I just saw a few for Nintendo Homebrew and Hacks and PSP hacks on the trending communities list
Dicks out for harambe
A multi-lemmy you mean, will probably come in time! The project will continue to be developed by the opensource community
I concur
It is, but reddit don’t own the content on their site according to their TOS, posters merely grant them a license to redistribute it. So it’s not really their call to shut off ChatGPT scraping, it should be a community decision
No I don’t mourn it, it became mainstream around 2014 and went downhill from there imv. The front page was full of rage politics and the comments became really toxic. Everyone got drowned out, spreading that audience across multiple sites might be a good thing in the end. End the hive mind
Damage is done, there’s no coming back for reddit. Spez showed his true hand and how he doesn’t care and is willing to lie to us all for the sake of profit.
Opensource for the win
Federated sites for the win
We don’t need a for profit company to provide what reddit provided.
Even if they backtracked, I sorely hope no one believes them and goes back.
It’s not just about the API to me, reddit became toxic and there’s government psy ops all over it using botnets
There’s a trees sub-lemmy but it only had pictures of actual trees when I checked yesterday