What’s the over-under on how long it takes before fuck u spez or API get spelled out?
My bet is about 90 seconds.
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Looks like they are just baiting users to the site to get some traffic. Given how the user base is still pretty annoyed with Reddit I can’t imagine this is going to go well for Reddit.
The first one was beautiful. The second one was ruined by censorship. The third is pure desperation, its not even April 1st.
I didn’t participate in the second one. What kinds of censorship happened?
An admin was caught editing pixels without cooldown to draw over several communities’ art. Iirc, it was mainly to overwrite NSFW art. When people noticed, the comments that mentioned it got deleted
I believe many of those people got banned, too.
I remember thinking it was bizarre how angry people seemed to be about that, like it was a huge scandal. It doesn’t matter, it’s not important! Go do something else!
That’s what I was thinking, they must be hurting to do r/place out of the blue like this
Got to get those engagement numbers back up for the future share holders. I like to think the code was kept in a little glass box that says exodus use only.
Is there going to be any push to put the fediverse logo up? Anti-Reddit stuff might be removed, but that has a better chance of sticking around.
Interesting. Using their platform against them?
So they are just bleeding r/place dry? Shouldn’t it just be an April fools thing?
Meh. I won’t grace Reddit with my traffic
How long before Reddit staff start editing pixels to remove anything “inappropriate”?
- White background
*Text in black: FUCK SPEZ GO LEMMY
Full screen. Would be hilarious 😂
Nah, I wouldn’t want everyone to come over here, forcing all the corps & business interests to focus on this place and figure out how to monetize it.
Gotta admit, it is tempting, but also I don’t use Reddit anymore.
Would something like r/Place be possible on fediverse? I mean, realistically possible, not possible.
I don’t really see a need for it to be integrated and federated. Someone can just make a normal website and post a link.
@user224
Dunno, but there’s always pxls space.
All the protests will do nothing but drive traffic. Best response is no response.
If we can drive traffic away from Reddit afterwards then isn’t that a better response?
Yup. The whole premise of a social media platform is to stay relevant. Ignoring it altogether is the best method to kill it off.
It’s only for a few days so not a big deal if anyone wants to go protest over there. I never really participated in it so I’ll probably pass.
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