• Zerush@lemmy.ml
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    3 years ago

    Reddit is worse than Facebook, it includes even keylogger through trackers from TowerData. Vade retro.

    Your posts and ID in Reddit are known by Google, Facebook, M$ and half a dozen more companies.

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    3 years ago

    “Reddit” (utility) “files” (needs) “to go public” (money)
    … Many English sentences seems absurd to me on the first read.

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    3 years ago

    I think i’ll still use teddit or something to read that shithole.

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      3 years ago

      same for me. but it’s getting more likely they will shut the api down for profit

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        3 years ago

        as long as there are ways to get RSS feeds, i can keep reading that site :P

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    Kinda surprised they’re going public with all the toxic subs they still run. So many subs named “master race” etc. Investors will have questions.

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      3 years ago

      I disagree. This issue applies to advertisers, who don’t want their brand shown along side questionable content, but investors don’t care. Investors only care about profitability and growth potential.

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        That’s what I’m trying to say. All of that has to be ‘explained’ to shareholders.

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          Meanwhile actual hate subs will go unnoticed while reddit shuts down pcmasterrace to get a higher IPO

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      Not really. Every generation needs to die off to make room for the next to flourish. I feel like reddit has been stumbling along as an undead monolith for long enough. At this point it’s not doing much other than preventing the fediverse from building a stronger network effect.