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Reddit and $60 million deal with Google
Other reddit users are leaving reddit and I am also one of them I came from Reddit I think Lemmy is a perfect alternative for those who value privacy or don't like to be sold and bought by big tech companies such as Google.
This was about a video of a crab.
I got an account warning for saying I would curb stomp a crab that was trying to eat a baby sea turtle on /r/interestingasfuck and tried to appeal it as other users were posting pictures of crab legs and butter and my appeal got denied. Today I saw a thread about a casemaking moth larvae and people saying kill it and burn it with a lighter and hairspray but trying to report those comments got a message saying their comments didn't break any rules.
Make it make sense.
Over a damn crab!
https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/search/tripcode/%21SATANZ0Gpo/page/3/ Oh man... this is a dousy. I don't even know where to start? Again, this is...
Archive of 4chan comments:
https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/search/tripcode/%21SATANZ0Gpo/page/3/
Transcription of Reddit post by /u/FraudCatcher5:
Oh man... this is a dousy. I don't even know where to start? Again, this is ALLEGED. I AM NOT ACCUSING ANYONE OR ANYTHING. THIS IS A LEAK.
4chan got hacked recently. Mod data leaked. Everything leaked. Apparently mods had full access to userdata and there was no real anonymity.
In the midst of it all, Elon Musk's alleged account shows up. He calls himself The Antichrist, and the things he is saying is giving me cold sweats.
I AM NOT CLAIMING THIS IS ELON MUSK. THE INTERNET IS CLAMING ITS ALLEGEDLY ELON MUSK, AND THE MORE YOU READ IT, THE MORE DANGEROUS IT FEELS.
I summarized everything using ChatGPT cause it's HUGE. Again... this is Alleged!
Alleged 4chan Posts from "The Antichrist" !SATANZ0Gpo
Archived across 21 pages | Over 600 posts | Dated April 2024
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Self-Deification
Got a three day suspension for agreeing with someone else who thought murdering one's own parents is worse (more sinister) than plotting to assassinate Trump. I said it was the lesser of two evils.
Got suspended for agreeing that plotting to assassinate the president is "the lesser of two evils" compared with murdering one's own parents.
MAGA's real neofeudal pupetmasters. (They're not Putin.) domestic photophobes
In a Reddit discussion titled, "The clowns in the circus are just there to distract us from the ring leaders" [r/fednews] I posted a comment which was removed for the stated reason of inciting violence. Because I named names. Names of the overprivileged, intentional parasites who run the show — for whom the orange pus-globule is but a jestering, disruptive diversion on a short but completely invisible leash. I did not call outright for their throats to be slit or garotted nor for their torsos to be pressed between stones, although I designated them all the #commonEnemiesOfTheDemos and offered for historical context a small selection of hardware used in the French Revolution and Imperial China in order to suppress those Societies' own flavors of parasitic aristocracy.
I was suspended from Reddit, for having typed:.
rebekahMercer
bernardHydroxychloroquineMarcus
barreSeid
bobMcNair
charlesKoch
dianeHendricks
eugeneMeyer
jeffSprecherAndKellyLoeffler
jimmyJ
How do you know why you got perm suspended?
Did reddit actually tell you what content of yours earned a perm suspension or is everyone just assuming what got them banned based on their last content?
Only thing I got was "multiple repeated rule violations" a message you get if you're caught ban evasion site wide, except I've been never been suspended. Never been warned several times, only once. I didn't see any comments of mine with "removed" or "removed by reddit." I even checked each subreddit I posted in and then checked those on my main account using browser app and could still see the mod list. I've never been banned from any subreddit on my alt.
If I were to go by last content I posted, it was in a thread about Sesame Street old shows and I wrote i used to watch old episodes on Noggin from the 70s and it was always fascinating seeing what life was like then, especially what child car seats looked like then.
No way would this comment violate reddit sitewide rules.
My main account only got banned because it got seen a
"A Reddit Bot Drove Me Insane" - relatable yet ironically itself reads like fucking AI slop
I'm doomscrolling Reddit. Every post is either political ragebait, recycled "funny" cat videos, "Am I the asshole for divorcing my husband after he killed...
It's kind of funny how this blog post seems to use the same exact slop-ass language the post it's complaining about does. Well and truly dead and barren, most of the internet is.
Slop or not, it does happen so often now that it does not feel like it's worth it going online, but it's worth sharing, I guess, gah.
Removed post as "job posting"
Same post was allowed when the phrasing "... let ffmpeg do the job" is changed to "let ffmpeg handle it". So the removal seems to be purely keyword-based, in a resoundingly stupid fashion.
Digg invites got sent out, it costs $5 to get in.
Just got the email there (to see how bad it will be.) The full text is:
Hey.
You're getting this email because you were first in line.
Before the homepage. Before the platform. Before most people knew something was even happening.
So... welcome. You're officially invited to become a part of Groundbreakers, a small group of early supporters helping shape what Digg becomes next.
If you're just tuning in, here's the short version: Digg is coming back. Not as a throwback. Not as a museum. But as a reboot of the original social news site—rebuilt for how the internet actually works now.
And we want to build it the right way: with real people involved from the start.
We're gathering on Circle, a private online space where we'll share early ideas, rough screenshots, updates from the team, and weird internet energy in all forms.
What to expect:
– Early access to updates, mockups, and ex
/r/CyberStuck Shutdown
Sounds like a Mod blew a gasket. Wait, Cybertrucks don't have gaskets. Sounds like a Mod's wheel sheered off. Anyone know what specifically caused the spontaneous combustion? There's always a trigger. Even if it has to do with the complaint earlier about Rule 1 something happened.
I think they're gonna remove access to the theming of old.reddit.com
The notifications are redirecting even Old Reddit users to WWW... not a good sign...
Someone tried to have an actual thought provoking discussion on AskReddit. Things were getting very interesting so of course there was a crackdown.
Attached: 3 images For a second there, it almost felt like old times.
The original post is gone from the subreddit, but still available here if anyone wants to read it. There's some really interesting discussion
me, hardcore linux, never used apple in my life - when reddit somehow thinks apple is a relevant subreddit. sigh - mass downvotes it is
me, hardcore linux, never used apple in my life - when reddit somehow thinks apple is a relevant subreddit. sigh - mass downvotes it is
Explicit antisemitic language used online may be somewhat easy to spot, but implied or suggested meanings can be harder to identify and thus able to circumvent censorship and social stigma.
My observations about reddit bans and how they work
With the given that I have never seen any reddit protocols for temporary or permanent bans it seems like there is no protocol. It is really based on the individual opinions of admins. This is no different than the way it works with mods of groups. It is mostly a subjective decision.
What you can’t do is call another user a cunt or something similar without getting banned from that group. You will also have an issue if you call a public figure a cunt or something similar. You will never be able to use any form of argument to endorse violence or the destruction of property. Before a group mod removes your comment, other users might “report” it. And if enough do it will trigger the Admins seeing it and in my opinion this is what causes permanent bans. Not only did you violate their stated rules in a group, but now you have drawn the attention of an Admin who has the ability to perm ban you site wide.
One of the biggest changes I have seen is a greatly increased auto moderator. M
Reddit’s 50% plunge fails to entice dip buyers as growth slows
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/27610195
Summary
Reddit shares have dropped 50% from their February peak, when the stock had soared over 500% from its $34 IPO price last March.
Much of the early enthusiasm came from AI-related deals allowing Reddit’s content to be used for training models, but recent doubts about long-term growth in the AI sector have dimmed that optimism.
Analysts remain skeptical and some call the stock “super overvalued,” noting Reddit still is not making any money.
Market uncertainty and early investor sell-offs continue to weigh on Reddit and the broader tech sector.