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Both Reddit and Twitter making sure their data won't be used for training chat bots without a hefty price tag
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Why do you care? Is kbin.social not a free speech platform? If not, I’ll find somewhere else to go.
I don’t even agree with these folks, but if people are going to start raising a big stink because people are saying things they don’t like, I’m out.
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Is this their second comeback?
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What really sucks is that it eliminates any sort of trade-in systems. I rarely have the desire to play a game I've already finished, at least I would be able to recoup some of that money towards a new game. There goes that along with lending games to friends
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Okay, but what does Ja Rule think?
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Remember when Reddit had the breaking stories LONG before everyone else?
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I STILL want one of these so bad. Wish they weren't so expensive as I just cannot justify spending so much on such an outdated piece of tech :(
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Love it! Thank you
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Wow! I completely forgot that this existed!
And yes I understand the irony in this post
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What sane person would possibly invest in a company like this?
Ignoring how inept they’ve been throughout this whole ordeal, they don’t even have control over their own site! It’s pathetic
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Fuck off with this shit. Sounds as if you're the one with some sociopathy.
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I agree. I think Reddit is delusional if they think they will be able to successfully monetize what are essentially just forums. Reddit users themselves don't give a hoot about Reddit as a brand, company, or product. They care about communities and being able to have discussions on their favorite subjects. There's no secret sauce proprietary to Reddit at all and people will go where ever everyone else is
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I haven't seen a single comment that began with "Imagine.." yet. The lack of immature and pointless sarcasm is a breath of fresh air
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Finally?
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It is baffling to me the timeline they chose for this. If I were an investor I would see this as complete desperation. What stable company makes these decisions seemingly on a whim?
I completely agree.
I've been thinking a lot about why I decided to come here and I know it started off as a "they can't make me use their shitty app!" while simultaneously using test apps that crash and navigating less content than Reddit. What is the primary motivation for all of this anymore? Is anger enough of a motivation to keep people away from a platform long term? I have a feeling that most folks are more loyal to their communities than they are the company themselves - meaning that no matter how bad the corporation is, sacrificing what they truly care about is not really worth it no matter how poorly they are treated. If the community goes away, THEN reddit goes away. But if the only way to access their community is through some shitty app, I don't see it stopping many people.
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Jesus Christ you people are insane.
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I haven’t seen any of these things
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I’m late to the Twitter party, but It doesn’t seem so bad to me? I know I’m supposed to hate it, but I don’t know why.
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The site has been basically the same and unimproved for a decade. What do the Reddit employees even do? When was the last time they actually improved the site?
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as long as there are suckers out there, crypto will live.
www.businessinsider.com
Members of the Reddit community r/horny are posting photos of goats and cats following blackout protests over the site's looming API charges.
Reddit mods caving the second their status as mods is threatened is an absolute embarrassment. Not only do the prove spez right, they also reenforce the notion that Reddit without 3rd party apps is something they can live with - proving the blackouts were unnecessary and just an emotional reaction. What a joke! [\#RedditMigration](https://kbin.social/tag/RedditMigration)