Reddit paywalls to hit this year as paid subreddits confirmed
Reddit paywalls to hit this year as paid subreddits confirmed
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It is why I am here, the straw that broke the camels back. So at my wits end with it. From killing third party apps, forced ads jammed inbetween every post/comment, declining communities, autobans on nonsense, a UI that forces misclicks into awards instead of upvoting, and this paywall is only a signal of worse to come as they monetize content that is not even their own!
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Nice name, Kerrigan did nothing wrong
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I am here because i got perma banned in such a short time for being pro ukraine. Nothing happened for 7 years same behaviour and phrasing of comments. Then suddenly openly posting pro ukraine and BOOM 3 Days then 7 days then perma.
And fuck reddit
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It's crazy that you can get banned for simply writing some pro-Ukraine comments, but it takes Reddit weeks, months, or years to suspend/ban people who send threats and literal predators. Today I was made aware of a subreddit called "r/Grownkids". The name is a reference to, I assume, teenagers under the age of 18, and the posts are filled with people sharing telegrams and other ways to communicate and "feed" each other -- presumably sending/sharing CP, given the name of the subreddit and the suspiciously vague nature of all of the posts wanting to take communications off-platform to fishy platforms like Telegram instead. This subreddit has over 3,000 subscribers. I reported a few of the posts. Reddit's bot immediately got back to me to tell me they were already reported, but they had determined that no rules were broken.
As of posting, this subreddit is still up and likely won't be gone for weeks now.
Fortunately, they were able to permanently ban you very quickly for supporting Ukraine, clearly the real problem on Reddit.
Wow!
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I also was a moderator on r/NAFO. And few days after i became moderator i got my first ban on a comment about the german train system where i wrote "sprich deutsch du hurensohn" its an inside joke of germans online in german subreddits. Years long never got banned for that.
My second ban was for saying "the entire train organisation system needs to be torn down and rebuild a new" ban reason "encouraging violence".
Final ban was for a post where it was about how europe needs to support ukraine with what ever they can, send all their weapons and "destroy the russian invading forces, maroding, murdering threw the peaceful beautiful land of ukraine" ban reason was "encouraging violence and supporting terrorism"
Many others got banned shortly after they became active speaking out against russia. I bet there is a vatnik as reddit admin and the russian bot-niks monitor every member actively speaking out against russia and its allies, find anything that could get them banned, mass report and then get them banned
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Welcome Here, Jim! I hope that website burns to the ground.
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