I have spoken privately to db0 about concerns over the rules on my instance, and they recommended that I make a post here. [Announcement of rule change](https://lemmy.comfysnug.space/post/334195) This is my only other lemmyverse account, and I do not particularly monitor it. -- @neo@lemmy.comfysnug.space -- Edit: We *had* an exception to the prohibited content rules explicitly allowing lolicon content. As part of the rule change, this exception was removed. There was no lolicon content posted and it will not be allowed going forward.
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Timeline of total users at the top 10 Lemmy instances
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Wow beehaw really took off recently huh?
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Reddit to lay off about 5% of workforce
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1 year ago
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If I could figure out how to participate from my existing fediverse account....that would be the true magic.
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Reddit to lay off about 5% of workforce
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1 year ago
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Rest in peace, Digg. We dug that shit.
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Reddit to lay off about 5% of workforce
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1 year ago
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Many of the things that XMPP listed as extensions really should have been part of the core protocol, in my opinion.
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Do People Actually Want to Wear a Headset All the Time?
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1 year ago
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I don't even want to read regular ear-covering headphones all the time.
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Reddit is killing their brand in the worst possible way
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Why 3x?
I feel like that's as much as they can ask for without being seen as genuinely greedy. Other than that I didn't put a lot of thought into the number.
That wasn’t the first case of Reddit being user-hostile
Believe me, I know. I have a redirector to force old reddit.....and now I force it to redirect to a libreddit instance.
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Reddit is killing their brand in the worst possible way
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Dear lord, I hope not. At least not without some people getting really active and archiving huge portions of reddit with archive.org
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Reddit is killing their brand in the worst possible way
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In a world where reddit was telling the truth about not attempting to kill 3rd party apps, I could see them charging up to 3x what they expect to make off of their first party app people. So, in this case, 36 cents per user vs the 12 they could make off of redditApp user.
Let's hope they walk this back.