We already knew it was bad, that's why we left.
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Yup my brother works in marketing. They get bonuses for drumming up support for a product any way they can. Only requirement is they have to be able to measure how many people they reached with their marketing campaign which those statistics are all available on Reddit
I can't remember who, but someone was posting want ads for jobs that specifically were saying Reddit in the time period this article is discussing. They were all removed by admin. These days ads just say marketing.
https://medium.com/collapsenews/new-study-at-least-15-of-all-reddit-content-is-corporate-trolls-trying-to-manipulate-public-b249bd42ab42
https://archive.is/EgDCT
Don't forget the idiots that just follow the herd.
Anytime I've gone to browse, Reddit is half of what it once was. I'm glad. This week I realized all of the current events are slow. Maybe holidays? Idk. It's weird.
The API drama had the advertisers in the news.
Reddit sucks so bad.
The drama ends up on bored panda, daily dot, YouTube, and tiktok. I think half are creative writing, but one of my children and I enjoy sharing the juicy drama with each other!
We were probably manipulated by one of them to leave, and all of it was planned, because we were too awake, too impossible to police on the main Reddit site, the source of too many incidents where a normies was woken up by a real conspiracy.
now we are corralled, separated and unheard. Exactly where they want us
I didn't abandon it when I should have. I made an account here instantly, but even though I never use the app... I didn't use this site much because it didn't have an app.
All of this waking people up, staying abreast of the times...why we come to these types of apps or sites....its all nonsense, is really just being asleep. Participating in anonymous debate and gather curated knowledge is simply an addictive time passer, a distraction from real life. An effective time wasting human weakener. That's all any of these site are, most of the internet is a waste of data, like porn or entertainment, used for wasting time and sucking life. Eliminating real community isolates and weakens the population, priming them for economic slavery.
I left Reddit abruptly, with hundred of dollars worth of Reddit gold, never went back. It will work the same with this site one day. But I think it will be over for any screen by then, for me. Maybe a movie here or there, and a Nokia brick for texting, old school. I dream big. We have to just throw the money wrench into the machine and wait, life will change quickly.
That's how I left ATS. It's so empty after the strike calling it a limited hangout. Even GLP only gets busy when it gets a shout out. Truth isn't an aggregation. It's only what you follow.
Reddit had more to keep my attention. Other people sharing what caught their attention. My preference is to have a longer attention span than articles, and read books.
Yes, books. I hardly know what's going online for the past couple years now. After Jan 6, I went deeper and deeper into this world, and find that the internet and all screens are just a tool that helps distract us from life.
Books are needed when you need to learn. When I first broke my online addiction (abandoned all social media, news, games, shows) I clung to audio books. Half/half fiction and non-fiction. For example I forgot more about brewing than most people will ever know. But also every topic you see people argue about here are understood by reading books, not bitching in comments and sharing links. Like fake nukes, or pseudo science of atoms, or virology, paleontology, geology, etc. etc. the world is full of fake history and science, but also there are many book that can easily navigate us away from these deceptions
I was already banned from many subreddits (and admins started banning my alts for ban evasion) before I came here. Reddit is so strictly controlled that you can't say the truth there.
Most of .win is the same. This one is where you can get away with most topics. But still, the board never gets seen by anyone
Yes, you get it.
And you know what? They just WIN the infowar at this point.
And once they do win the infowar, it's just one genocide away. I give it 5 years max before it happens. Once it happens...YOU ARE DEAD.
Ya...you know what I think is wierd this time. In the past, "they" could kill most of the population off, plant tons of new people, and just erase any surviving knowledge.
But now, this society has made too strong of mark to coverup. So, whatever future is ahead, it will have to acknowledge our existence. And this, one day, anthropological explorers will uncover knowledge from us. We aren't totally a lost cause.
So, in these days, find a way to make info last for a long time, like data storage for thousands of years, and hide it. Maybe we can fuck up the future for some shithead.
And you believe they still can't now?
FALSE!
They can.
All your information can be deleted, recovered and removed no matter where you are. And the rest can be burnt very easily or will be eroded when aliens go visit us. Book Burning is a thing. Mass censorship and eradication of historical records is a thing. And with the internet? It's made easy.
I didn't say that. No, we are same slaves and rats in cage as always. I just want to leave a record of their shenanigans that lasts for thousands of years so I can fuck them. The memes we preserve today can be blocked and cause major controversy in the furture. Just gotta figure out how to get past those ineffective book burnings, which it appears I have never heard of? Or didn't know they could still happen? These days, we could probably make non flammable book, you know?
don't kid yourself, they're here too
We have reporters too.
The fun thing is that it all began in 2016.
Thank Obama when you have nowhere to go, nowhere to hide.
Relevant read: Torches of Freedom: Women and Smoking Propaganda
If you left , how did you find the article?
I enjoy reading news, and discussing current events. I don't have a Reddit account after the last ban, because I understand how serious the API drama was. If you take a look at a lot of the news, they're just scraping Reddit for content these days.
So it's just a coincidence that you found this story that was one Reddit's front page at the same time you posted this
Is this an intergartion? How strange? I've been very clear that I'm willing to browse, but not make an account or comment. You're a day late, and a dollar short. The answer was in my comment history. The question happens to be... Wtf do you care!?