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We should recommend people sign up on some of the various kbin instances, listed here: https://kbin.fediverse.observer/list

My instance only currently has 8 registered users so I know I can take on some more people to help spread the load. People don’t need to sign up for mine specifically though, we just don’t wanna overload kbin.social

I will be thrilled if we end up with some experienced Reddit mods running communities or instances of their own.

Served 13 years in Reddit Penetentiary, just joined here, hello

I feel like federation let's this basically be what many want reddit to be, a platform by the userbase, for the userbase.

Divert more power to hull integrity!

Awesome, more users is good!

Kbin is so nice and seems more stable than lemmy. I spent all of yesterday on a lemmy account with a lot of loading errors and all of today on kbin and not a single error! Well done to the devs.

This is great news! Cheers to everyone who's making Rexit possible.

Took them a million years, but finally. Many of them weren't quite happy with the idea of migrating to platforms where they aren't the main moderators anymore.

Though (well, I'm biased) I'd say recommending Lemmy over Kbin at the moment would be better, given the number of fully working instances

It'll be interesting to see if this changes the playing field for social networks in any significant way.

Woah. Get those lifeboats filled.

Excellent news!

First on the list. Sweet.

I'd say this is for the best of us.

Even the existing moderators have started to acknowledge that Reddit is no longer a platform for the people, and it was just a way for Spez to make money all along, even saying that the years of content can be marketed and sold.

Really happy about this, hope it truly happens. Finally a social in the true meaning of the word.

Inb4 +500badillion new users

Honestly, the activity on reddit still seems lower than before the Blackout if you look here, especially for a weekend

Text of the post, for those who prefer not to give the traffic:

Greetings all,

We've started the protest this Monday, in solidarity with numerous people who need access to the API, including bot developers, people with accessibility needs (r/blind) and 3rd party app users (Apollo, Sync, and many more). r/humor in particular has made a great post regarding protesting in support of the blind people.

Despite numerous past policies and statements, in support of the mods' right to protest, we have witnessed many attempts this weeks to force subreddits to open (examples: 1, 2, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7).

In light of this, we recommend to all those supporting this cause that you take the following steps:

review other softer forms of protest (some of them mentioned here);

take appropriate measures to consult with your community;

decide on a course of action, that complies with the ever more draconian admin policies, but still helps send the message that reddit needs to do better on the list of our community demands.

Here is a short list of actions that many subs are already engaging in:

private days (example - Touch Grass Tuesdays, or on the weekends);

restricting the topic of the forum (example: restricting to just pictures or gifs of one personality );

narrowing the topic of your forum (see the example of r/Wellthatsucks;

widening the topic of your forum (see the example of r/interestingasfuck);

marking the subreddit temporarily NSFW or switching to allowing NSFW content. Changing this setting should not be taken lightly (it would be against the TOS); however, if content in your sub happens to also include "nudity, pornography, or profanity", please take appropriate steps to warn users, including temporarily marking your community as NSFW. This has the undesirable effect of reducing your community's reach and visibility but, per the Moderator Code of Conduct, it is our duty as moderators to ensure the safety of those viewing our content and provide appropriate warning to anyone who may incidentally view any mature content (see the example of r/Toyota)

linkedin campaign - commenting on the linkedin posts of reddit with info about this protest (demands, and how reddit admins punished protesting mods);

inform reddit advertisers of the current issues;

modifying image posts requirements (all image posts must include an album, and the first picture must be protest-related);

prepare moving the forum to another platform:

https://kbin.social/
https://join-lemmy.org/
https://squabbles.io/
https://tildes.net/;
promote reddit alternatives in the sidebar;

content as usual in an open sub, but the title includes protest language;

remove all sub rules and let the community curate content through up-/downvotes;

open sub and pin anti-staff message (list of unfulfilled promises, terrible decisions), and add to sidebar;

automod sticky on every thread promoting Reddit alternatives;

have automod make scheduled posts about the protest;

increase the age and karma posting requirements through automod;

turn off discovery settings, and popping up on r/all.

As usual:

do not allow or promote harassment of people or communities;

do not allow illegal content, or content that breaks TOS.

We have to work within the limits imposed by reddit, but there is still plenty of ways to get the message to reddit and mass media about the important issues of the protest, that will affect the quality of content on reddit, how people with disabilities can access the site and how mods can fulfill their duties.

Please post below forms of protest in which you engage, or other suggestions.