Reddit is trying to clean house and go public. They’ve proven they’ll get rid of mods already so it shouldn’t be about mods playing nice to avoid being replaced (there’s a good chance that’s going to start happening regardless sooner or later). I’d say it’s better to get the point across that reddit has a shit policies, a shit CEO, and is removing mods.
I understand that you see it as obey or be removed, but it’s going to another shittier alternative next time if reddit gets it’s way this time.
Reddit is already spinning it as a 6% drop that lasted less than 48 hours. They don’t care what a sub is doing, as long as it’s active it will be helping them in the long run.
I’d love to see a mass migration away from reddit and I think the most disruption possible should be in order. A mass walkout of mods and a some spam would do much greater damage than memes.
It’s obviously complicated. I still think this “meming the issue” approach is temporary, but I don’t know what whill make it stop.
I do agree that the best way to say “fuck you spez” is to write it somewhere on Reddit and then leave, but I can sympathize with the mods who care depply for something they have spent so much time nurturing and shaping with zero economic benefits, who can’t just let go right away. If it were me, I’d also be so pissed I’d rather destroy what I created than give it intact to someone else. Kind of toxic, but it’s human behavior.
Christ, I’ve been using Apollo for so long that I felt personally attacked by POS spez’s words even though I’m just another user of the app, I can’t fathom what Christian feels right now.
We’ll see in a few days/weeks what comes out of this, and how the protest will evolve. For now, I’m enjoying this giant “fuck you” people are screaming at Reddit.
Reddit is trying to clean house and go public. They’ve proven they’ll get rid of mods already so it shouldn’t be about mods playing nice to avoid being replaced (there’s a good chance that’s going to start happening regardless sooner or later). I’d say it’s better to get the point across that reddit has a shit policies, a shit CEO, and is removing mods.
I understand that you see it as obey or be removed, but it’s going to another shittier alternative next time if reddit gets it’s way this time.
Reddit is already spinning it as a 6% drop that lasted less than 48 hours. They don’t care what a sub is doing, as long as it’s active it will be helping them in the long run.
I’d love to see a mass migration away from reddit and I think the most disruption possible should be in order. A mass walkout of mods and a some spam would do much greater damage than memes.
It’s obviously complicated. I still think this “meming the issue” approach is temporary, but I don’t know what whill make it stop. I do agree that the best way to say “fuck you spez” is to write it somewhere on Reddit and then leave, but I can sympathize with the mods who care depply for something they have spent so much time nurturing and shaping with zero economic benefits, who can’t just let go right away. If it were me, I’d also be so pissed I’d rather destroy what I created than give it intact to someone else. Kind of toxic, but it’s human behavior. Christ, I’ve been using Apollo for so long that I felt personally attacked by POS spez’s words even though I’m just another user of the app, I can’t fathom what Christian feels right now.
We’ll see in a few days/weeks what comes out of this, and how the protest will evolve. For now, I’m enjoying this giant “fuck you” people are screaming at Reddit.