"I'm not looking for a fight, but I am going to say this thing that invalidates the reality of an entire class of people."

No. That's not an "acceptable viewpoint". Tolerance of the intolerant is intolerable.

But that said, if you spend most of your time here talking about normal topics and stay off the anti-trans bullshit, you won't be banned.

The exact reason not to get tattoos of weird corporate shit.

Nothing says "loving and respecting others" quite like following Andrew Tate.

There are 15 intercommunicating standards.

That's the standard cycle when it comes to these migrations.

1. People get angry with the old platform.
2. People find or make a new platform.
3. People bitch about the old platform on the new platform.
4. People either go back to the old platform or stay on the new one and forget about the old one.

80% of the top 5000 communities tells me that 1000 communities remain closed. That's a lot.

/r/StarTrek is one of them.

Oh, I know this one! A bunch of Nazis are going to get together, vote out the mods of transgender/gay/Jewish subreddits, and turn them into uber-right-wing hate parades.

I have yet to profit a single dime off of Reddit. After over ten years (11th Cake Day is coming up), and nothing to show for it but piles of worthless Karma.

@pleasemakesense

Pilgrim: How much karma do you have?

Guru: Mu.

@startrek @Stoat

There are always people who think of themselves as relating to the service that they use, and not the people that make the service run.

It's the same mentality as yelling at the minimum wage cashier because the price of milk went up.

@JuicyShaqMeat Some of the mods feel that the backtracking Reddit has done on the API changes isn't good enough.

And at least one group of mods actually threw a fit over people not realizing they were doing a boycott, and people were messaging them for access to the private sub.

@startrek @Stoat

@Stoat If all the good subs move to KBin, then what good is my Karma?

Then again, what good is my Karma?