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this post was submitted on 15 Jun 2023
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@bird Expected. They own the website, they do what they want.
@petrescatraian @bird and now they seem to want to Elonise it.
@petrescatraian @bird someone said lately "management the gull way", suddenly show up, screem around and shit on everything, which seems to be the Elon way of management as well.. so reddit get's in line too?
@utzer oh gosh! 🤦
Really good analogy tho.
@bird
Btw, I am really amazed that there was a way for the users to express their disagreement with spez's decision. I honestly did not expect that. If that happened on Facebook or Twitter, the reaction would've surely been less spectacular.
Unlike Twitter or Facebook,
Reddit put most of its moderation into the hands of community members.
So redditors have more ways to make trouble.
I guess spez gets what he didn't pay for.
@utzer Exactly, wow. It's worrying how fast they want it to bust. In my country, I think it is the most popular social media platform not owned by Meta. And the Subreddits seemed okay. Now this happens.
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