That picture on the side looks like it represents the least real place on the internet
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Most real? Lol its all bots.
So they're shooting themselves in the foot. Good. I deleted my 15-year account back in 2023 after that greedy piece of shit, spez, screwed over the app devs. Only reason I ever visit reddit now is if it happens to be the end result of a google search. If they require me to log in to see it, then they will no longer get my traffic. And I suspect that will be the case for quite a lot of people.
Same. Had my account since Digg v4, deleted my posted comments and account after 3rd-party apps were effectively killed off. I lurked, but it looks like that is over now. I won't even get to see the existing old information on the site from searches, but oh well....
Ugh goddammit. I still check a handful of long running CW post chains from some writers/users whose stories I’ve become invested in.. but I guess I’m done with that now :(
Old.reddit.com still seems to be going, at least for a while longer. Same for old.reddit.com's RSS.
old.reddit is region based so it'll eventually get phased out from working for everyone.
Like I found that with VPN Sweden is still one place where old.reddit still works without login. But, others prompt for login to use old.reddit.
But, I just moved to using redlib instance if reddit is needed now due to not wanting to login to an account.
https://github.com/redlib-org/redlib-instances/blob/main/instances.md
Old reddit is now forcing an account.
Seems to be rolling in waves, going by other comments.
Ars Technica had an article about it recently:
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2026/06/reddit-will-require-you-to-log-in-to-use-old-reddit-com/
Redlib is good as a front-end for reddit without needing to sign in, I use the catsarch instance normally but there's a few public instances or you can self-host it.
That’s how I ended up on lemmy, but I’ve seen more new memes in the past week than I’d probably seen all month on reddit.
Welcome!
If you want to see less of something, don't hesitate to block a community.
But I mostly use the Subscribed feed, not All
That's why I'm here too. Unfortunately I've seen the same amount of ragebait on the front page as I see on reddit.
Yeah I seen that coming when I tried to make a reddit to lemmy Cross posting app. Reddit made a system where you can download a video but not get the audio. Also their embedded videos tend to require that you go to reddit.
Reddit is getting enshitified
Why force account creation if their AI just bans people en masse anyway? Has their rabid banning affected their numbers?
What benefit? It keeps banning accounts for no reason. It seems like new users have almost no entry
If any more people get caught up in their dipshit automod filters bugging out like I did it looks like it's curtains for us. Ive been lurking but I guess this is my cue to actually be active on Lemmy now.
Pretty sure they don't want humans on their platform. Only ai agents.
you can just use safereddit.com instead
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