Looks like Reddit is forcing another sub open, but there are users advocating changing the sub to be about actual steam.

  • gavi@kbin.social
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    1 year ago

    I’m not sure how they are actually anticipating this not to go negatively. If they are pushing active moderators and replacing them, that seems like a PR nightmare waiting to happen on top of all of this.

    • lividhen@kbin.social
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      1 year ago

      So done with reddit I finally took the time to figure out how federated platforms work. Just started on kbin, and I’ve been seeing a lot more of what I actually want to see.

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      1 year ago

      The people who care have left. The people who don’t care stayed and they obviously won’t give a shit. The only way they’re going to give a fuss is when the content torpedoes, which it looks like it’s already started.

      • Cal@kbin.social
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        1 year ago

        Quality content creators are mostly gone from Reddit. Quality content submitters are mostly gone from Reddit. Quality content commenters are mostly gone from Reddit.
        So what’s left?
        Mods who think they have value and for some reason care about their /r , and working for free.
        Ads thinly disguised as posts. Bots spamming and upvoting those fake posts.
        And nobody important reading.

        The quality difference on lemmy/kbin is staggering. This is the perfect time to be part of it.
        It’s inevitable it will start to slide once critical mass of users have been reached though. I’m curious if federated and smaller instances will keep it agile and fresh and big corp influence free.