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Reddit Ramps Up Its Threats To Protesting Mods, As Ad Buyers Leave
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this post was submitted on 30 Jun 2023
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lol spez literally killed the platform with draconian policies. this is going to be something that is mentioned in college courses for decades.
probably not how he wanted to leave his mark on history...
It's unprecedented for a major link aggregator that's basically king of its niche to make such a boneheaded self-destructive decision and drive its userbase to a newer competitor like this. Definitely one for the history books.
Um, Digg?
I'm just glad I got to StumbleUpon Lemmy.
Farking oath
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