they will probably go to facebook,

the ads only apear in a tiny box at the bottom in the comments section. Super unintrusive

…You folks tolerate ads? Just use Voyager. It has post+comment saving, and no ads. It even has user tags.

some mods will actually go out the way say you cant report people, they think its not violating the sub rules.

started in 2017, around the same time 45 first term. subs started to have very inflammatory content, so they start banning anyone that remotely they think, its offensive in that Political climate. just like you cant use the word, black, and demographic word in certain context.

Then why the fuck is there a report button?

They already require your real ID if you are in the UK

Now Reddit is adding AI and streaks

The users have plenty of streaks in their underwear.

Exactly. There are some people budding straight off of Reddit culture that still haven't read the room here, but I try to tell them if possible, otherwise I just block. We need to foster the culture in this place. It takes a village.

Oh my god, you're a LIFESAVER for the LibRidirect link, thank you! Fucking Instagram and Quora links piss me off too!

I tried voyager, Its missing post viewing modes that I loved from boost and baconreader. I do not tolerate ads that is slander lol, I did a 1x payment to support the devs and now dont get any ads, If they update voyager with the features i need, Ill do the same.

Probably, but im more concerned with archiving the years of information being poured into the platform.

Interested if you have an article or video you are referencing here, would love to read/watch

Mine only goes back 11 years as I did that cool thing where you delete your account and start fresh each year for a few years.

I do like how the only times I’ve used it since is to shill Lemmy and apparently abusing a monarchist.

NFT is kinda old thing? Got one for free in 2022 and can find info about from 2021. The only notable thing was required password for gosh darn thing.

Isn't it amazing that Reddit Gold was actually one of their better ideas to derive income from users?

The worst part is the Contributor Quality Score, which is the subjective version of karma.

If you're not a bot, then you have to spend a lot of real time producing acceptable content to get to do anything YOU want to do. You literally have to grind Reddit to be able to post in some subs, even if your account is older than the hills and has positive karma.

White streaks mainly.

Got one for free

That's the main problem. NFTs are almost free to create.

I gave up on reddit the day the mod teams of were allowed to ban you from their community not because you did anything wrong, but because you were a member in another sub that they didn't like.

If I understand correctly you can buy a NFT to use as your profile picture. But its completely useless since the only place you will ever see it as a tiny icon next to your name in the comments and on the profile page that no one visits.

Reddit says that most of these are "limited runs" but that's BS because "limited" can mean they made 5 or 5 000 000.