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It may not look like but the battle to keep #RedditGoesDark is still raging on even if yes, some 3K over near 9K subreddits opened doors, many to vote on what’s next or some because they are literally public services. But it’s not over #RedditBlackout
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Curious how this is going to play out in 2024
How Republicans and Big Business Broke Up GOP lawmakers, accusing CEOs of skewing left, have become less dependent on corporate PAC money.
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Reading now…
Of Course #Mastodon Lost Users Scalloped growth is not evidence of a platform in decline.
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This is cool! Explore the lemmyverse! #threadiverse
Consider this, #mastodon started in 2016, it took 7 years to reach the size it has now, before that there is more than a decade of History that leads to #activitypub, it Will be the same for #Reddit Alternatives!
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Some 2k subreddits have reopen their gates.. Votes are ongoing across many more to decide what to do.. Vote to strike indefinitely !
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Hmmm Twitter a encore tué une partie de l’écosystème développeur, toute une série d’application sont morte ces derniers jours.
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Webinar : Mitigating #DDOS in the #Fediverse with #Mastodon
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Elon Musk investing on its own demise is so “genius” 😂
Twitter Vendor Non-payment lawsuits cases.
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Amen to that! Happens to me everyday and I forget "it's not that simple"
“Technical people are blind to the fact they automatically solve dozens of problems every day in their regular workflow, any single one big enough to block another user for a few hours. Without even thinking about it.” www.bitecode.dev/p/why-not… read more
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Ready to resist #Youtube abuse of dominant position?
Big Tech behaving like bullies.
YouTube legal team asked Invidious developers to take down the service within 7 days
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How’s #Reddit CEO having his coffee this morning? #RedditBlackout #RedditGoesDark
8162/8725 subreddits are currently dark.
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Lemmy Communities Browser, an attempt to map corresponding #reddit subs to their fediverse home.
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He would be up in arms against Reddit and probably building the open web with the rest of us, or at least I like to think so.
What Would Aaron Swartz Think Of Reddit’s Ridiculous New Direction? www.techdirt.com/2023/06/1…
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Feels like 🇺🇸 2024 will be like no electoral races before. And Twitter is here to help the fundamentalist swarm
It’s really interesting and worrisome to think about latest weaponized technology developments and the role of the platforms such as YouTube (and alternatives) and Twitter (and alternatives) in the context of the book, Shadow Network by Anne Nelson. Fox Reportedly Sends Tucker Carlson … read more
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More than 6,600 subreddits have gone dark to protest #Reddit API changes
Many subreddits are going private from June 12th to June 14th in response to Reddit’s updated API pricing. Some indefinitely. www.theverge.com/2023/6/12…
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At this point 3140 reddit communities from a total of 6472 have gone dark and that’s on top of the millions of people that will strike from using #reddit until the company grasp its reason to exist.
Some subs will go further than just 12/13th #RedditBlackout
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We haz POWER #RedditBlackout
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The 2023 #reddit blackout has started.
Watch the number of communities participating Live data on the strike here www.twitch.tv/reddark_2…
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Handy for Redditers exploring the threadiverse! #reddit
Guide to Finding #Lemmy Communities (Subreddits) tech.michaelaltfield.net/2023/06/1…
