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Reddit says accessibility upgrades for moderators are coming to its mobile apps soon
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this post was submitted on 26 Jun 2023
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at this point there is no "walking it back" for many unless spez and a number of employees are removed and replaced. Even then, i dont think I can ever trust the org. At the end of the day thier objectives re:IPO put thier goals in direct contravention of what reddit is or was.
The site simply is no longer able to function as it was, and there is really no way to fix that. They may have simply handed thier business to meta without getting meta to buy them out.
A lot of users will stay, but some left. I hope they will be enough to replace the content machine Reddit with the fediverse.
Exactly. At this point I'm more invested in fediverse services. Between that and RSS feeds, they scratch 90% of the dopamine itch that Twitter and Reddit did. If the communities just continue to expand a little bit more at the rate they're already going, I'll have no desire to look back.
The posters/commenters/lurkers ratio of reddit is highly disbalanced. If enough posters (which are a tiny fraction of userbase) come to lemmy, the rest will follow.
it will come as the tools get better, already posting a bunch on our instance. IMO we need more instances; Big subs = thier own instance.