I thought we do welcome beans?
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- Pregnenolone@lemmy.worldtoReddit@lemmy.world•A.I. To Be Trained On Reddit To Make Sure It Never Becomes Too IntelligentEnglish1 year
An extremely rare Babylon Bee W
The diagonal agenda is coming for your kids!!!
- 3 years
He’s still on Reddit. Posts frequently
- 3 years
Still using the Reddit app I guess
The best thing you can do with that shithole of a site is ignore it as best as possible. Don’t give them any engagement. They’re no better than rage-baiters on Reddit and TikTok
Not sure I believe it. A drop off like this is absolute death spiral territory, and the exodus of users would be way more clear, as places like here would have exploded in new accounts. These people aren’t just going to go outside, so where are the commensurate rises in activity on other websites?
- 3 years
The people who say to leave your content there are just as bad as the corporate bootlickers who say not to leave in the first place. It directly benefits Reddit to have your content, whether you’re there or not. While I’m sure they’ll get their muffin somehow, no way I’m going to make it easy for them.
- 3 years
Id say it’s a pretty good photoshop because he genuinely looks like he’s holding the ice cream like that
The same questions every fuckin day. This was the reason I unsubbed from all of the default subs and in the end at least part of the reason I moved here
- Pregnenolone@lemmy.worldtoReddit@lemmy.world•Sound Off: How many 10+ year redditors have left the site?English3 years
I did delete all of my posts, and left a post on my profile saying why I’ve abandoned the account. It’s as good as worthless to them now.
- Pregnenolone@lemmy.worldtoReddit@lemmy.world•Sound Off: How many 10+ year redditors have left the site?English3 years
No shame in the porn. It’s all they’re worth really so you may as well take advantage. They don’t even earn any money from you so you’re probably costing them money overall to be there.
- Pregnenolone@lemmy.worldtoReddit@lemmy.world•Sound Off: How many 10+ year redditors have left the site?English3 years
11.5 year old account (same username). Reddit has been shit for years but there was never a real alternative. I tried so hard to make it good: I unsubbed from all of the defaults, curated my feed, used Apollo to block r/all, even blocked a bunch of keywords and chronic resposters. But it was no use, the quality of commentary was on a steady decline (UnDeRrAtEd CoMmEnT), and the arrogance of the average Redditor is staggering given how unoriginal and lazy they actually are (I’m not excluding myself from that comment). Frankly the ban on third party apps was just the straw that broke the camel’s back, but really it was a forgone conclusion that I left. Maybe it’s just because I’ve gotten older. I’ve checked it a few times since “leaving” - it’s still shit, and going back makes me realise how bad it actually was.
I refuse to delete my account because I’d rather they (and anyone else) see that my account was purposely abandoned because of their actions.
Lemmy is doing much better, but honestly it’s probably because it’s empty. It will likely go the same way in years to come, which I welcome because this place deserves the success. I’ll enjoy it while I like it… Ironically I tried to post this comment but got wiped by a long outage.
There’s not a chance in the world that a reputable advertiser would be caught dead advertising next to a swastika
I wouldn’t have regardless of their behaviour now. To me they don’t have any long term value proposition
We should make our own
Edit: I propose a Lemmy Green Bean Award
They’re just straight up making shit up about excuses for getting rid of awards.
The beans lasted all of like three days. It was hardly a problem
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