With the message in the body:
[ Removed by Reddit on account of violating the content policy. ]
Spez is terrified of people finding greener pastures, its almost as if he knows the platform wouldn’t hold up to proper scrutiny, so he’s trying to ride out that popularity inertia from the 9 years of development as long as possible. Imagine how much bigger the 2023 exodus would’ve been if Reddit didn’t remove all those posts recommending it, I’m just glad one of the lucky ones who were standing under one of the cracks in the ceiling that revealed the light, before the admins patched it and ordered their unpaid henchmen to start spreading propaganda against Lemmy by making it their Goldstein.
They didnt want me to know that I could be free from the shackles of corporate tyranny.
You have the link?
Sad to see.
What was the post body?
I’m not even sure a mass exodus would have been a good thing. Bring a lot of bad habits it would…
Of course! I’d be happy to talk about the bots already here. Bots are compiled scripts that run independently of human interaction and are often deployed in social networks to gather data or to seed messaging beneficial to the controllers of the bots. If there’s anything else you’d like to know about bots just ask!
“I wish I had gold to give, but here’s my poor man’s gold: 🥇”
(Then later, someone actually pays Reddit real money so they can give reddit gold)
Whenever I mention lemmy on reddit I always get downvoted to oblivion.
Votes are being manipulated by Reddit Admins. Reddit never have any transparency with the votes. At least on Lemmy, votes are federated so other instance Admins can verify if votes are legit.
$RDDT line must go up or else spez and co. won’t continue to get their glorious exit $$$ while actively making the site worse and worse
