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You're welcome | /r/memes

O THIRD PARTY REDDIT APPS THANKING US FOR OUR SUPPORT imgflip.com ME WHO HAD ABSOLUTELY NO CLUE THERE WERE THIRD PARTY REDDIT APPS
O THIRD PARTY REDDIT APPS THANKING US FOR OUR SUPPORT imgflip.com ME WHO HAD ABSOLUTELY NO CLUE THERE WERE THIRD PARTY REDDIT APPS

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Like this change’s nothing for me | /r/dankmemes

imgflip.com USING REDDIT ME WITH THE NORMAL APP PROTESTERS
imgflip.com USING REDDIT ME WITH THE NORMAL APP PROTESTERS

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To u/spez, you done goofed | /r/memes

u/spez 9" 9" 7" All of Reddit rn BootBook LUDASHIKI
u/spez 9" 9" 7" All of Reddit rn BootBook LUDASHIKI

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What even is happening | /r/memes

REDDIT IS KILLING 3RD PARTY APPS AND SOMETHING ABOUT API imgflip.com I DON'T KNOW W-- THAT IS BECAUSE I JUST USE THE OFFICIAL APP Se GENILDO
REDDIT IS KILLING 3RD PARTY APPS AND SOMETHING ABOUT API imgflip.com I DON'T KNOW W-- THAT IS BECAUSE I JUST USE THE OFFICIAL APP Se GENILDO

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I have zero interest in aviation. | /r/dankmemes

When your favorite subs are down, so the algorithm is pushing the most random content on you ??? ??? Like, w-- is r/aviation?
When your favorite subs are down, so the algorithm is pushing the most random content on you ??? ??? Like, w-- is r/aviation?

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The day is hopeful | /r/dankmemes

Going onto Reddit every few hours to find that my nsfw subs still haven't gone dark: mematic & Tenor Alright, Alright, Alright
Going onto Reddit every few hours to find that my nsfw subs still haven't gone dark: mematic & Tenor Alright, Alright, Alright

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Thank goodness | /r/dankmemes

When many subs blackout but r/taylorswiftarmpits is still open
When many subs blackout but r/taylorswiftarmpits is still open

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No, it does't make you a hero | /r/dankmemes

Most people rejected His message. A BLACKOUT FOR 2 DAYS IS VIRTUE Shut up! SIGNALING AND MAKES NO DIFFERENCE imgp.com WAN They hated Jesus because He told them the truth. Gal. 4:16
Most people rejected His message. A BLACKOUT FOR 2 DAYS IS VIRTUE Shut up! SIGNALING AND MAKES NO DIFFERENCE imgp.com WAN They hated Jesus because He told them the truth. Gal. 4:16

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It's easy when mods wont commit to a full blackout | /r/dankmemes

ME DROWNING IN FREE UPVOTES AFTER SAYING F--- U/SPEZ go 3
ME DROWNING IN FREE UPVOTES AFTER SAYING F--- U/SPEZ go 3

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Reddit is literally upgrading their infrastructure during the reduced load lmao.

Mutahar @OrdinaryGamers. 4h For this Reddit strike to work it has to be indefinite. Giving them a window of 48 hours is stupid. They'll just wait it out. Go full force and show them you actually want change. 252 t 1,136 Reddit Lies @reddit_lies 21.9K 1M Reddit is literally upgrading their infrastructure during the reduced load Imao. 1:51 PM. Jun 12, 2023 · 30.2K Views It's ineffectual, like most of what Redditors do. ↑
Mutahar @OrdinaryGamers. 4h For this Reddit strike to work it has to be indefinite. Giving them a window of 48 hours is stupid. They'll just wait it out. Go full force and show them you actually want change. 252 t 1,136 Reddit Lies @reddit_lies 21.9K 1M Reddit is literally upgrading their infrastructure during the reduced load Imao. 1:51 PM. Jun 12, 2023 · 30.2K Views It's ineffectual, like most of what Redditors do. ↑

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For this Reddit strike to work it has to be indefinite.

Mutahar @OrdinaryGamers For this Reddit strike to work it has to be indefinite. Giving them a window of 48 hours is stupid. They'll just wait it out. Go full force and show them you actually want change. 11:00 AM . Jun 12, 2023 1M Views
Mutahar @OrdinaryGamers For this Reddit strike to work it has to be indefinite. Giving them a window of 48 hours is stupid. They'll just wait it out. Go full force and show them you actually want change. 11:00 AM . Jun 12, 2023 1M Views

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Here's hoping the strike works

Charlie @MoistCr1TiKaL Damn RIP reddit, the narwhal does not bacon at midnight tonight. Here's hoping the strike works 11:14 AM Jun 12, 2023 639.7K Views
Charlie @MoistCr1TiKaL Damn RIP reddit, the narwhal does not bacon at midnight tonight. Here's hoping the strike works 11:14 AM Jun 12, 2023 639.7K Views

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funniest thing to ever happen to reddit

yuri @GRIFFS funniest thing to ever happen to reddit r/chonkers has gone private! (500k+) 2023-06-12 03:29:55 r/TinyTits has gone private! (1+ million) 2023-06-12 03:29:53 11:30 PM. Jun 11, 2023 877.4K Views
yuri @GRIFFS funniest thing to ever happen to reddit r/chonkers has gone private! (500k+) 2023-06-12 03:29:55 r/TinyTits has gone private! (1+ million) 2023-06-12 03:29:53 11:30 PM. Jun 11, 2023 877.4K Views

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i have no idea if the reddit blackout will work but god is it depressing to see one after another how reddit, tumblr, discord, even this shithole all ...

andonia @andoniaistrash i have no idea if the reddit blackout will work but god is it depressing to see one after another how reddit, tumblr, discord, even this s------- all implode because having a halfway decent space to exist online is just fundamentally incompatible with corporate profit motives Kotaku @Kotaku.4h Reddit goes down as communities protest wildly unpopular changes: bit.ly/3P5UnQW 11:24 AM Jun 12, 2023 692K Views T STOT
andonia @andoniaistrash i have no idea if the reddit blackout will work but god is it depressing to see one after another how reddit, tumblr, discord, even this s------- all implode because having a halfway decent space to exist online is just fundamentally incompatible with corporate profit motives Kotaku @Kotaku.4h Reddit goes down as communities protest wildly unpopular changes: bit.ly/3P5UnQW 11:24 AM Jun 12, 2023 692K Views T STOT

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So my question: Will you step back from the brink and listen to this outcry from your core users? Or will you pull a Digg and drive the site off a cli...

28) Jordan1173 days ago Social media follows a 90-9-1 distribution: 90% are lurkers, 9% are commenters, 1% are content creators. Reddit's big enough to have an even smaller sub-0.1% that undergird this structure: the developers, mods, and power users that create cool useful tools and perform millions of dollars worth of free labor to support the site. The changes y'all have pushed the last few weeks are taking a sledgehammer to that foundation's core workflows. 14 17 3 & 27 More In a spreadsheet I'm sure that users of PushShift, third-party apps, custom bots, etc. are rounding errors and that alienating them to save money is a net gain. But users of such tools are also far more engaged with running the site than your average lurker. And turning these people against the site will do orders of magnitude more damage than whatever you eke out by recapturing some third-party app traffic. This backlash could realistically kill the site. I know you're trying to address concerns by promising to improve the official app. But frankly y'all have promised a lot of things over the years that never materialized. (Remember "Reddit is ProCSS"? Six years later there's still a ghosted-out CSS widget in New Reddit that says "Coming Soon.") The scathing exposé from the creator of Apollo certainly didn't inspire confidence in how you're approaching this. Here's an idea to rebuild trust: how about delay the new API fees for one year -or- until the official app actually has mod tool/accessibility parity with third-party offerings (whichever is later)? Over 3000 subreddits with over a billion supportive users are actively protesting this move, with many planning to go dark indefinitely. Developers who host dozens of critical bots for hundreds of major subreddits are threatening to pull the plug. Users with 10+ year histories are choosing to wipe their accounts rather than be associated with your company any more. And they're not asking for much: just to make the API affordable (not even free, unlike their labor) and to stop pulling disruptive changes like this with no community input or reasonable time to prepare. So my question: Will you step back from the brink and listen to this outcry from your core users? Or will you pull a Digg and drive the site off a cliff in myopic pursuit of short-term profit? 42.7k Reply Share
28) Jordan1173 days ago Social media follows a 90-9-1 distribution: 90% are lurkers, 9% are commenters, 1% are content creators. Reddit's big enough to have an even smaller sub-0.1% that undergird this structure: the developers, mods, and power users that create cool useful tools and perform millions of dollars worth of free labor to support the site. The changes y'all have pushed the last few weeks are taking a sledgehammer to that foundation's core workflows. 14 17 3 & 27 More In a spreadsheet I'm sure that users of PushShift, third-party apps, custom bots, etc. are rounding errors and that alienating them to save money is a net gain. But users of such tools are also far more engaged with running the site than your average lurker. And turning these people against the site will do orders of magnitude more damage than whatever you eke out by recapturing some third-party app traffic. This backlash could realistically kill the site. I know you're trying to address concerns by promising to improve the official app. But frankly y'all have promised a lot of things over the years that never materialized. (Remember "Reddit is ProCSS"? Six years later there's still a ghosted-out CSS widget in New Reddit that says "Coming Soon.") The scathing exposé from the creator of Apollo certainly didn't inspire confidence in how you're approaching this. Here's an idea to rebuild trust: how about delay the new API fees for one year -or- until the official app actually has mod tool/accessibility parity with third-party offerings (whichever is later)? Over 3000 subreddits with over a billion supportive users are actively protesting this move, with many planning to go dark indefinitely. Developers who host dozens of critical bots for hundreds of major subreddits are threatening to pull the plug. Users with 10+ year histories are choosing to wipe their accounts rather than be associated with your company any more. And they're not asking for much: just to make the API affordable (not even free, unlike their labor) and to stop pulling disruptive changes like this with no community input or reasonable time to prepare. So my question: Will you step back from the brink and listen to this outcry from your core users? Or will you pull a Digg and drive the site off a cliff in myopic pursuit of short-term profit? 42.7k Reply Share

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I see this as an absolute win | /r/dankmemes

Entire reddit talking about something big called API Me who has no Idea what is going on
Entire reddit talking about something big called API Me who has no Idea what is going on

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