Reddit's latest policy change could stifle future protests against the platform
Reddit's latest policy change could stifle future protests against the platform
If moderators want to turn a subreddit private, they will now need permission from Reddit.
Could?
Will. By design.
corpo social media doing corpo shit... shocker
Well as I said and will say again. FUCK REDDIT. I am happy in my lemmyworld blanket keeping warm.
We have updated the terms of our service!
Click here for attorney bullying with reams and reams of jargon,
Or click "Consent" here for more pictures of cute kitties instantly!Was on old, when the site popped up a dialog asking me to download the app, or skip to the front page. No option to continue. No thanks.
Assuming you are on a phone, viewing desktop version bypasses the app nag.
If these requests have to be manually approved it seems like spamming requests would cost the company money, no?
Just terminated reddit account & left them in the dark.
Welcome here!
How did you hear about Lemmy?
Sometimes i still by accident (while bored) open a tab of reddit in my brwoser. Realizing with disgust where i went, i close that shit just as fast as i opened it. It is not getting better over there and the percentage of absolute morons grows steadily. It will soon be what facebook is today.
What does the new policy say?
you can click on the posted URL and read it yourself. it's free!
Thats too much effort now that some morons killed the tldr bot