The reddit exodus is comparatively very small. Tens of thousands of users, many of which will not stick around. Reddit has millions of users (hundreds of millions?). They barely notice.
this post was submitted on 07 Jun 2023
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Twitter gain/lose ratio really in trending up. Honestly next month when content creator start getting paid it will gain even more
Let them self destruct.
I'm just glad to have found this place. 😂
On one hand, I can name sites that, in 2023, either screwed over their user base, or just went under.
- Teknik (obscure file host/git repo host)
- Enjin (forum host for clans/everyone and their dogs' minecraft servers, rebranded to peddle NFTs)
- Imgur (currently scrubbing their servers of anonymous uploads/nsfw content)
- Discord (changing their username system to a bad one)
- Reddit (charging exorbitant prices for their api; $20m per year for Apollo's developer)
I have been considering a domain name to access hypothetical home servers as of late, just so I don't have to worry about shit like this.
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