AlexKingstonsGigolo

csm10495: Hey, guys. Can we not be assholes about why we are here?

becool: Not to say "fuck you and get out" but fuck you and get out.

Personally, I see both sides of this matter. As a long time redditor, I am seething at the thought spez is effectively claiming "We are entitled to all the free data users gave us over the years and to jack up our API prices which will make for a worse user experience. I also think there is a right way and a wrong way to discuss the overreach of some people, like spez, who have a pathological lack of awareness in a way which makes constructive resolution easier and more imminent.

For example, instead of what you wrote, I might have said something like "Fortunately, reddit is still a thing and we can work on showing the people over there just how shitty spez's actions have been and how they will lead to a worsening experience for them while simultaneously encouraging them to join kbin".

I'm not saying your position and its premises are necessarily wrong; I am saying time, place, and manner of communication often -- if not always -- matter.

I think your assessment is spot on. I find a lot of such individuals, if not worse, in various posts. While I encourage redditors to migrate here, when they get here and see shit like what you describe, it's no surprise if they go back.

So, it's imputing ripple effects on to them?

Problem is the wording in the article has some words/phrases which do a lot of heavy lifting, like "traced back"; from the tweet, I would have thought the report would say the produced the emissions.

I'll agree you certainly didn't try.

If this had any grounding in reality, Firefox would be used as little as Cello. Don't buy into conspiracy theories. Don't get me wrong: a company could try this but it wouldn't be sustainable.

Debates about "vim vs. emacs".

No but thanks for trying.

While I'm not claiming the respondent is wrong, can I get a citation for this data so I know who to try to work with to help reduce their emissions?