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The final nail in Reddit's coffin dropped today:
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No, this won't kill Reddit. If they can essentially remove every third-party app, they'll easily be able to start selling user data. Whether we like it or not, the majority stayed on Reddit.
Nothing short of somehow breaking through ad blockers like Twitch did will make people stop using it, even if that.
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Facebook kind of died and used the momentum it had to reinvent itself. Back in the day I used to see updates from my friends, and I used to interact with them. I stopped using Facebook at some point a few years ago and recently got back to it. I use Marketplace, and in my country people with the same hobby as me seem to interact over Facebook more than anything else. Younger people rarely upload except for a few very active outliers. Most of the content is these clickbaity short videos of 5-minute crafts or live-feeding frogs to slightly larger frogs because Facebook thinks I'm into it for some reason. They just made an addictive never-ending stream of content.
they can all still talk to you via phone, text, email, in person, etc. that is what i told all my family when i hopped off facebook
No easy way to share vacation or gathering photos. If I post one and my aunt comments everyone can see that discussion and join. Not so with just chat groups. Overwhelming majority want this layout and there is no easy way around it.
The fight may not be over though.
Where people didn't really care about an API change for third party apps, they may care a lot more about having ads shoved in their faces whether they like it or not.
It's all about breakings their inertia to change.
People en mass make "economic" decisions. If they view an alternative such as lemmy as too difficult to use, or their communities are not here they will rather tolerate the ads. Learning to use a new app or having to start the community themselves is too much effort for most people.
If there are still Facebook and Twitter users, of which we know there are, nothing will kill Reddit.
However, I'll say I'm someone not good at change but am agoraphobic, so my only "connection" was Reddit, and I finally gave in and deleted for good.
Still getting used to this platform, but hopefully can find less toxic users here. Social media seems to be made special for bullies.
It's a pretty great place. Glad you're here.
I think I will be okay as long as there is content on Lemmy
Thanks for bringing up Twitch. I'm one of the folks who quit using the site after the ad block changes. Did an alternative ever come along?
Alternate twitch player.
Can you offer some examples?
Is there an alternative on PC? I usually watch Twitch on my computer