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How reddit crushed the biggest protest in its history: Did it, though?
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this post was submitted on 08 Jul 2023
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Of course they're gonna claim they won. Most people don't realise the sheer amount of bot generated content on there anyway, which has only increased.
It’s going to dramatically increase. BotDefence, a popular moderator tool, is shutting down
I've seen way less quality content on a few subs I enjoy. And on the biggest sub I mod, there was barely anything posted.
bUt tHe bOtS wIlL hAvE tO pAy FoR tHe ApI tOo
i honestly wonder if they'll try to sell investors on this absolutely braindead take. after all, easier to ask for forgiveness five years later in court when you already appointed the right scapegoats