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Reddit Threatens to Remove Moderators From Subreddits Continuing Apollo-Related Blackouts
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this post was submitted on 15 Jun 2023
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I have yet to profit a single dime off of Reddit. After over ten years (11th Cake Day is coming up), and nothing to show for it but piles of worthless Karma.
but if you sell your account you can get hundred of dollars! That's upwards of $9 a year of pure profit.
Hmmm, assimilate my account into the faceless horde collective of disinformation drones for a cup of coffee... Hard choice
I'm deleting all my free content off reddit. It's not particularly exciting content, but I have answered a few questions people probably ask on Google (recipes, cleaning tips, etc) that will now be gone. Just gotta back up my most important stuff first
I nuked the past several years of gif making from my account. Felt like slicing out a troublesome family member and it still weirdly hurts to have done that.
It's like cutting out a toxic family member when you still care about their kids.
He was referring to app developers who charged for license or for premium features. Those people “profited” or at least, took in revenue.