I remember when Reddit announced it would begin charging commercial developers for access to its API, and in response, thousands of subreddits went dark in protest. I think it lasted for a couple of weeks. The CEO threatened the Reddit mods that he would replace them if they didn’t reopen the subs, so nearly every mod reopened and everything went back to normal. The CEO won easily without offering anything, and he was right when he said that ‘this too shall pass.’ Those third-party apps offered accessibility features for disabled people that Reddit still hasn’t implemented today. Now Reddit is getting even worse. How come there wasn’t a protest like that when they made even worse decisions?
I still have a Twitter account but I haven’t posted to it in 3 or 4 years I just use it to follow some sports writers and hobby interests that I have
I had two where I deleted all the tweets and left active just to secure the handles, but they’ve since been swept.
BTW, also a KC person here. Hi there!
Nebraska actually just like the royals
It’s worth checking if those people also post to blue sky
I’ve checked they dont