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POLL: Decide on the future of /r/Piracy!
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this post was submitted on 18 Jun 2023
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Incredible to see so many Huffman's simps in the comments, no wonder why the blackouts weren't that effective
It just means most of the people with principles have already moved here, or that reddit is engaging in disgusting levels of astroturfing. The latest Announcement is even worse. Regardless, it's just ruined.
Pirates crying and simping for reddit are truly the dumbest thinking piracy dedicated communities have a future on a company trying to artificially inflate their value so they can sell it off to other investors. Probably don't even use any sort of adblock.
I guess it's for the best that those astroturfing people stay on Reddit while we can enjoy the Lemmy-verse.