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PewDiePie Promoting Self-Hosting, Blocking Ads, Shorts and more
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this post was submitted on 17 Mar 2026
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This is a site populated mostly by the too edgy or too contrarian for Reddit, with the same flaws in incentive systems as Reddit, why are you surprised lol.
I mean I'm just here because of the API thing
Theres no place for nuance here, get outta here! /s
Same, and I'd count that as contrarian behaviour.
No it's not!
Yer this whole experiment just recreated post Aaron Reddit culture but pre API changes