A week ago, I wrote about the top Reddit alternatives because Reddit (the company) is having a civil war with its users due to an abysmal increase in API
It isn’t to turn Spez’s head, but Reddit’s owners.
I wouldn’t be surprised if board members are looking this whole debacle to see where it lands before the IPO. Reddit still isn’t profitable, and the killing of API access doesn’t seem like it will earn the money to be worth this aggravation. Spez is making a very public bet regarding API.
And I don’t think Lemmy is ready to become the new Reddit. There are still too many foundational issues that need to be resolved that would crush Lemmy in its current form.
And I don’t think Lemmy is ready to become the new Reddit.
Most definitely not but that’s why I’m happy so many ppl already switched and a good bunch of them are directly contributing to the development and content of it, so that we’re ready when “the normies” switch over as well, and with that I mean ppl who are in it for the content and don’t give a flying fuck about the debacle.
It isn’t to turn Spez’s head, but Reddit’s owners.
I wouldn’t be surprised if board members are looking this whole debacle to see where it lands before the IPO. Reddit still isn’t profitable, and the killing of API access doesn’t seem like it will earn the money to be worth this aggravation. Spez is making a very public bet regarding API.
And I don’t think Lemmy is ready to become the new Reddit. There are still too many foundational issues that need to be resolved that would crush Lemmy in its current form.
Most definitely not but that’s why I’m happy so many ppl already switched and a good bunch of them are directly contributing to the development and content of it, so that we’re ready when “the normies” switch over as well, and with that I mean ppl who are in it for the content and don’t give a flying fuck about the debacle.