He was even better than that - not many people realised he purposely allowed free posting from Apollo to Reddit groups related to depression, suicide, addiction etc.
Normally you had to pay for Pro sub in Apollo to be able to post, but he didn't want to create any barriers for people seeking help so allowed the free app to post to those subs.
Make sure you at least have a plumbed toilet if you're going to be eating raw meat and berries
Thank you for that, most interesting.
It's odd given their usually quite liberal stance... I wonder if there some old conservatism creeping in with the Tories being in power for so long..?
I'm struggling to understand why Reddit actually hosted a piracy discussion group without issues for a long long time, yet here it's deemed too illegal to see a piracy discussion group hosted elsewhere 🤷♂️
Do you use it on mobile? Have you had any success configuring it as default search on mobile because I gave up (iPhone)
Have a look at uBlacklist it removes a lot of the SEO rubbish for me
I absolutely would if I could get it to run decently on my Mac... it just slows to a crawl, especially page scrolling. I'm stuck on Edge for now, but having a look at Orion as an alternative
FFS I thought all this bollocks would be done with once we moved from corporate self interest to more community based stuff but it seems all admins eventually go to shit 🤬
The BBC has a history of being antitrans?
That's quite a revelation to me, it has more of a reputation of being extremely liberal and indeed any even remotely right winger here usually whinges and moans about how "woke" it is 🤷🏻♂️
Do you know what in particular triggered their stance that they believed the BBC anti-trans?