Interesting side effect that this will probably kill off some of the Reddit repost bots over here
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well, I'm a new user.
I've been churning accounts on reddit for a long time because you get banned by some subs just for posting or subscribing to other subs, then you post there not remembering the preemptive ban and bam, permaban. fed up with that noise, and having to churn accounts like a fucking outlaw.
I'm happy with how it is now. There's still a bunch of power mad mods here, but, by and large, it's so much better than that cesspit.
Agree that mods are more of a problem here than Reddit. Never been banned from a sub on Reddit in +15 years, here it took a couple months, but everything else is still better. The constant ads made to look like posts was the last straw for me.
Nah, I don't really think so. People who use Reddit don't use RSS or the API.
I kinda like that they're becoming more openly hostile. It's fun to watch.

They’re going the way of Twitter and Facebook. They started with rich, open, and supported developer platforms. They actively courted devs. Once they hit critical mass (thanks to devs making the platform good and attracting users), they rug-pulled and became what they are now. Same thing is happening with Reddit.
I kinda like that they're becoming more openly hostile. It's fun to watch.
I still can't believe they just came out and said that new users switching to Old Reddit is a problem that needs to be fixed, by removing their access to Old Reddit. You'd think they'd try to word it in a more deceptive manner at least. Or just keep it to themselves.
Another great example : )
Some ppl might say that a company whose product is user generated content would try to be more like honey and less like vinegar.
they want people to use the ugly and cumbersome new reddit UI, with the doomscrolling, and curated feeds.
Closed systems and the degradation of the network. Connecting to the information super highway is going to become Mad Max
Part of me hopes so, part of me does not.
On the one hand, I'm finding that the turnover for new posts doesn't seem to be as great as on Reddit; once I go through my digest here: that's it. Of course, with an influx of new people come the riffraff.
i think people will relent, and make a account to login instead. tiktok, instagram,fb did this.
some will move here though.
the only other way is reddit starts banning alot of people again, but then they will just lose too much USER-generated content for AI again.

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