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Anyone else just disgusted with reddit lately?
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this post was submitted on 03 Aug 2026
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My headcanon is that it took a hard right turn after the API / mod protest debacle. Prior to that, it was still bad in various ways, but I think it was more mask on liberal. Though maybe it goes back further, to when they started doing the quarantining stuff. That might be a more notable turning point.
They blacklisted r/fullcommunism for getting John Brown on the front page.
They banned r/thedeprogram just for the reason of it being a communist sub some months ago. Reddit was already bad before that, but banning that sub cemented the fact that reddit is becoming a 100% anti-communist website.
I don't know the history of it well, but didn't similar happen with a sub called genzedong years back, which had something to do with people making lemmygrad? I want to say that was back in the quarantining of subs era, but I'm not sure of the dates.
I used to lurk r/genzedong back in the day. It got quarantined (but not full on banned) shortly after the start of the SMO for spreading "misinformation" (read: the truth). I think it still might exist, but I haven't lurked reddit since then.
Lemmygrad existed before the genzedLong March, but the influx of users was pretty big relative to the instance's size at the time. Gosh, the threadiverse was so much quieter back then.
They do still exist (in their quarantined form) but barely get any traffic nowadays. Interestingly nothing of the like from Reddit for the subsequent genocide apologia from Zionists however.
People were really big mad about genzedong, I was in some discord and got a DM from discord about how participating in misinformation servers can get me a ban or something
Genzedong is another big communist sub purged by reddit. My guess is reddit will start to end when even "softer" leftist and anarchist subs start to get banned, such as r/latestagecapitalism and r/piracy. This coupled with overall enshitfication will lead to mass abandonment of the platform, which will allow for a place like lemmy to replace reddit in the consciousness of society. Things tend to get destroyed when capital and profit become the main justification for them to exist; but it may take some years for that destruction to happen.
Let us hope but also be aware that Lemmy.world is basically reddit and what many reddit users wander to when searching for an alternative.