The fake outside has such a postapocalyptic feel to it.

It's hilarious to me that South Park has been on the air long enough that they had to essentially apologize and admit they were wrong about their edgy climate change contrarianism when reality started catching up.

And perhaps at that point, enough people might realize that giving the state the right to execute people is extremely fraught and finally decide it's not worth it.

But it seems like maybe the bloodlust is too strong.

You're right! We SHOULD get rid of all health and sanitation laws. Why even try?

It makes sense. Protests are meant to be disruptive; that's the point. People are talking about the Wimbledon protest, and lots will grumble, and some will support what they did, but at least it becomes a matter of conversation and is brought to the public consciousness.

If those protestors just handed out flyers outside of Wimbledon instead, no one would have given a shit.

If anything I'm a bit suspicious from where first came this call for complete disengagement.

lol, seriously? Musk wants to disable blocking on Twitter, while continuing to ratchet up the transphobia.

You're truly suspicious about people not wanting to wallow in a cesspool of hate?

Yeah, because remote suburbs are just perfect for disabled people with mobility issues. 👍

The way I've found it (on kbin) is that there's a column on the right-hand side of comment thread pages. One of the boxes in the right-hand column is labeled "Magazine" and there should be a black button that's labeled "Subscribe" somewhere.

Yeah, spez has really shot the golden goose (the free engaged moderation staff).

And welcome!

Do you know what the format of the data they send is? Would be interesting to write a script to allow someone to recreate their content somewhere else if they were so inclined.

The Board and Investors want a big IPO - that is their goal. Charging developers for API access was one tactic to help clean up the books in service of the big IPO.

But in pursuing the API pricing so aggressively, Spez has put Reddit in a negative light in the press. He's driven users to other platforms. And he has continued to poke and prod at the userbase to the ultimate harm of Reddit. The value that would have been gained from charging API access pales in comparison to the value that has been lost over the last couple weeks.

The money people want their money, and Spez has reduced the amount of money they will be receiving.

Stop spying on me!