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Richard Careaga's avatar

Sub-reddit moderation provides an important career path for hall monitors.

kingcoldpress's avatar

great read! never developed a taste for heavy reddit usage, personally; i like to get my answers and skedaddle 😂

musk would like to turn X into an everything app. this includes commerce and peer to peer payment. how he plans to accomplish this with low trust in his person (for any number of reasons) as well as actively suppressing out-links or generally anything he doesn’t personally like is beyond me

Ryan M Allen's avatar

Thank you! Yes, it still seems it’s best for finding random community answers. But with the bot increase there and AI usage, an issues I didn’t even mention in my critique actually, the site is slowly thinning out with that advantage.

The Musk stuff is certainly confounding…

Brett McKay's avatar

The throttling of links to the open web on platforms have definitely turned them into cockroach motels. And it's hurt online publishers like my main biz AoM. Social was a primary way people discovered us. Same thing has happened to search. Google is answering most people's queries on google using the content on other websites. Feels bad man.

Ryan M Allen's avatar

Right, I bet you all who ran sites and outlets pre these recent changes are really feeling it. I am sure that is even more frustrating. The Google one is certainly a puzzler. They can flip a switch and send tons of traffic, or turn of the house and you’re in a desert. It’s a bummer…