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The blackout is starting to have a financial impact on Reddit, but we must stay dark!
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this post was submitted on 14 Jun 2023
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A new blackout tracker just dropped on the Discord: https://darktotal.com/
Iβve also been liking https://blackout.photon-reddit.com/
Thatβs very useful. I scrolled through the out of blackout list and was disappointed to find quite a few of my most-visited subreddits were public again
It almost makes me more upset that the subreddits are going public and makes me resist going back even more. Itβs obviously having some sort of impact from that article about advertisers. Like, do mods really need to have their subreddit public that much? Go touch some god damn grass Itβs irritating
Oh that's a great one as well! The graph bottom right tracking individual subs over time is super helpful
This one is much nicer.
I love how this contrasts with the CEO statement that many subreddits would go back to normal after the 2 days
Confused looking at r/gtafk jumping every hour from public to restricted to private to public to....
Mod fight, probably.
Thank you for sharing!
ps, which discord is this?
https://discord.gg/reddark