I assume twitter blue offers other perks, that people might want without the shame of it being publicly known.

You seem to think the issue with people adopting socialist beliefs is branding.

But it really, really isn't.

How dare they fixate on topics I think are remedial.

Almost like they are stepping stones.

I think it's fine what they are doing.

Look, some people are not switching. But if they aren't going to switch, more negative PR for Reddit is the most they can accomplish. We can speculate all we want about the abstract value of negative PR vs engagement, but at the very least I support this over them being there and silent about disliking it.

The members of a site openly despising the site itself encourages migration too. Keep the attention on how lothesome things are and people are more likely to drift away slowly over time.

They are lobotomizing the softwares ability to provide bad PR answers which is having cascading effects via a skewed data set.

Taking photos with my eyes. Would help a ton with getting pictures of cool bugs without having to fiddle with my phone and get defeated by autofocus

There are 5 different forums on the internet about this topic.

You don't have to join all or any of them. But they are each available to you.

It's such a weird question because it presumes we agree there was a consensus goal.

Any thoughts on having the main DNDmemes sub very very very actively signpost people to join here?

The US criminal justice system has never been for rehabilitation. No sane person thinks jail makes someone less likely to commit crimes.

aka: early tech adopters!

these folk are always the ones trying new things, especially anti-corporate things. They aren't keeping people away. this is just how the bleeding edge of new technology. The communities natural grow out over time as more people show up and start to outnumber them. But it's thanks to them that niche new stuff gets supported in the first place while it builds up it's audience (and reduces the friction to joining)

I'm disappointed how few subreddits are daring to call their bluff, or put their full weight behind migrating. It's clear they actually aren't able to replace moderators that easily.