In a blog post published by Reddit, the company links to its Moderator Code of Conduct while saying “Dissent, debate, and discussions are foundational parts of Reddit” and it respects the right to protests. However, the rules state that the company can remove moderators if they are uncooperative.
We respect your right to protest, but we also respect our right to not let you protest lolll
@OtakuAltair At this point I don't care about redittors or reddit. It can go on to be wildly successful, doesn't matter to me, I've moved on.
It make sense, but reddit also gave mods tools to go private. They gave mods the power to mod their sub as they pleased until they didn't like it. A "no, not like that" scenario
Can't say I have ever needed the water resistance, but I also never drop my phone, so I guess I'm in the minority.
Yup me too. Just deleted with a nice "fuck you spez" parting message
I use to like it, but really, reddit has been crap for a long long time.
It's hilarious how people have literally paid app developers for a better way to experience reddit and he's mad about that. Like sorry you're a talentless hack. The only reason reddit is as popular as it is was down to the stars aligning back in the digg days. That's about it, first mover advantage with your only other competitor shooting themselves in the foot.
Eh, not as big of a deal as people think. You've probably already read lots of AI generated content without even realising it
I dare you go say an unpopular opinion in a knitting sub, lets see how good it goes for you
@friend_of_satan I think it has a better meaning if you don't go the shovel route with that comment, if you know what I mean
@ivy Rust is just such an ugly looking language to me. I tried to learn it, but just never liked how I had to write code. Pretty superficial reason to drop it, but it just never jelled with me, so meh
You can just download the demo and use that
I actually thought halo 4 was decent, at least for the first entry for someone taking over. But it just got worse. I really despised halo infinites campaign, it just felt so incredibly lazy.
Lot's of people can't play VR, including me. I'm not going to force my way through feeling like shit day after day to enjoy something.
To me half life 2 and alyx feel more like tech demos then actual well rounded great games. They obviously aren't bad, but over rated for what they are.
Niche sub is just another way of saying echo chamber. Reddit was shit, every part of it
Fair, but how about the stuff you didn't notice? You'd never know. College professors are being tricked everyday.
Could you imagine being addicted to modding? What a sad life
I'm actually impressed how active this place is