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Can't kill a reanimated corpse, reddit is already dead.

Lol fuck reddit cuck mods anyways.

So glad to see some mods gone. They are power hungry petty people.

average of over 60,000 daily active moderators” that month, which, at the time, would mean that 0.1 percent of all mods equals 600 people.

No, it equals 60 people.

lol of course power mods would say that.

Fuck that dumbass site.

I got banned for updooting Luigi stuff.

And I'll fucking do it again!

I got my 15 year old account permanently banned for filing one report against a user who was stalking my profile to call me slurs. (This was “abusing the report button”, apparently.) Everyone in my household got their accounts banned alongside mine. It’s very strange how the site is being run now.

Bros are living in a fantasy, site was broken wide open years ago.

'member when redditors would ALL leave because of the API restrictions? This will have no real effect whatsoever. I'm glad that most redditors didn't move to lemmy.

I kibd of agree.with this one, on the other hand reddit is not my circus and those mods are not my monkeys.

Hell, I never understood why anyone worked for free to make the owners richer ? Here I get (and thank you), like an old school BBS but reddit makes zero sense as a mod.

I got a lifetime ban after 12 years on Reddit. I still have no clue why, and I really, really don't care.

Fuck Reddit. It needs to die, along with discord.

Reddit has been dead since February, when Spez met with The Goblin, and then permabanned thousands, maybe millions of highly active accounts, including me. I was permabanned for repeating a post I had made many times with no issues. After 12 years, and almost a million Karma, I was suddenly too dangerous to allow on the platform, along with thousands of others.

We high volume posters built Reddit, but we shifted from being assets to problems after Trump was elected again.

I got banned for criticizing billionaires.

Got banned from the stims community after satirically commenting 'I'm 14 and what is this?'

The moderator demanded that I submit identity documents. I pointed out that the account was twelve years old but they couldn't back down at this point. I think they were trying to do a good job and were at least active but it was another nail in the coffin. In theory, an unpaid mod could be more objective because there's no profit motive but the reality is that many are ideologically biased or dumb or controlling and none of them are trained. That any single individual wants to be in charge of the narrative is suspicious. Scale that ambition up to hundreds of thousands or millions of people it's a red flag. Reddit is completely cooked these days, I haven't returned since finding Lemmy.

Breaking news: Reddit is on fire again. In other news, rain contains water and Twitter is full of Nazis. More at ten.

At the risk of agreeing with Reddit:

Under new rules rolling out over the coming months, a small number of users will be required to leave some of their moderator posts so that they aren’t moderating more than five subreddits with 100,000 monthly visitors.

That sounds perfectly reasonable. Reddit has a massive powermod problem.

I joined after getting some weird warning about upvoting comments reddit didn't like. That left a sour taste in my mouth.