KingThrillgore

I think I linked to it before here months ago but Reddit won't let mods go dark without prior authorization. The mods basically gave up any means of meaningful protest outside of leaving by capitulating during the API revolt.

Community oriented websites have no growth potential once you've mined the community.

Of course Reddit is just doing a lot of things to sink community engagement so this is just par the course.

Any time I hear someone say they are "free speech" I am going to pause because what it means is: "My speech > your speech"

True free speech means you know when you're wrong and when you need to change, or as I like to call it: EMPATHY

I have been less active there since the API fracas, and since they announced they're policing upvotes? I haven't been active at all.

About that

Bro I saw a video of their car drive through a wall and hand the controls back to the driver. No, it absolutely is not.

One of the most recurring things I see here is the mods are at wits end with Reddit Admins again. They've given up a lot of leverage in doing another blackout, but they really need to ask themselves what they have to gain being unpaid volunteers for a website clearly working against its users.

I hope he does something stupid like buy Reddit.

Its when you give the wheel to someone less qualified than Jesus: Generative AI

"After 6 miles, Teslas crash a lot more than human drivers."

Because this isn't research, its Deloitte selling itself. Obviously, as newer forms of media eclipse the current access means of film and television, the newer generation is going to find itself interested.

Can someone get on that