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The protest was pretty poorly thought out tbh. I pointed that out a few days ago and got hate for lol. Indeed they should've pointed to some other platform to move to. Informative subs should've done restricted instead of private. etc.
I think folks are really holding out hope for a 180 from Reddit leadership and I get that, I’ve been on Reddit long enough that I have a relationship and an emotional attachment to the platform.
But there is no sign of a 180 and maybe the worlds better for that as we can create something new.
Same. I have been on reddit since a long time before they closed the source (i'd guess, close to 15 years?). I kind of miss it. It was part of my life every single day for so long, and then spaz had to go and fuck everything up. Ugh. Anyway, kbin is better already. so fuck spaz.
There was a moment in the first Digg revolt where the digg admins were like we hear you, go ahead, post the AAC encryption key. We'll go into the future together. It hit like crack and we want to see it again, especially since spez and Alexis were cheering that shit on at the time
A better protest should have been to use your accounts to turn the site content into something that negatively effects the average user. Make trash posts that do not relate to the subs content and have it heavily upvoted. Mass downvote anything relevant. It was always the quality of the content that its users brought to Reddit that makes people stay. Going dark was a start, but in the end, Reddit can just turn it back on. Trying to quality control content on a post-by-post, day-by-day would be even tougher. If the mods are a part of it as well, Reddit would have to completely overhaul all their mods AND then try to convince another poor sap to do all that work for free.