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Reddit CEO tells employees that subreddit blackout ‘will pass’
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Subreddits have to prove him wrong or there will be no change.
yeah, if they can keep the protest up they will win. They may already have. As soon as users take the trouble to create new accounts on things like Kbin, the less likely they'll retreat back to reddit. Honestly for being in its infancy I think this has been a good platform.
Yeah, even if they reverse course and offer a public apology I'll probably end up primarily staying here. Yeah it's a smaller community, but sometimes that's for the best.
A lot of us have just been waiting for the next big thing to come along, the quality there just gets worse and worse, the large amount of users seems to be only thing reddit has going for it. I'd be thrilled if the Fediverse took off, I'd never go back to the other site again.
personally never created account on reddit because the default user interface was so bad BUT giving kbin a try because comments are encouraged. A desperately missing feature on mastodon.
It really feels like 2010s Reddit did. But with more interoperablity and a clearer vision about who it wants to be morally speaking.
I haven't spent much time here but so far it's the most approachable reddit alternative I've been to.