/r/mushing I’m mod in is still NSFW. I don’t visit Reddit anymore now, but if they get sane, I’ll flip the switch back. For noe no ad cents for Spaz, or whatever that dick’s name is.
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/r/mushing I'm mod is still NSFW. I don't visit Reddit anymore now, but if they get sane, I'll flip the switch back. For noe no ad cents for Spaz, or whatever that dick's name is.
Oooo I actually like the sound of videos being described in text form. Sometimes I find it hard to watch a video if I’m at work, or similar, and a good description is something I’d love to read!
Feel like that should be a….community? (Did I get that right, still so new here!)
What’s the point of making it nsfw?
Reddit won’t put ads on nsfw subs. Hurts reddits public image. Or at least that’s my impression of it.
Most advertisers specifically ask for their ads not to be placed next to NSFW content.
Can't advertise on NSFW subs
It’s explained in the article.
On Monday, r/pics(opens in a new tab) — a massive community with over 30 million members — officially marked itself NSFW (not safe for work), meaning Reddit is no longer able to show advertisements alongside posts appearing in the subreddit.
Basically, they’ve made it impossible to generate revenue from an extremely popular sub, while also potentially scaring advertisers away from reddit as a whole.
On Monday, r/pics(opens in a new tab) — a massive community with over 30 million members — officially marked itself NSFW (not safe for work), meaning Reddit is no longer able to show advertisements alongside posts appearing in the subreddit.
Plus for any 3rd party apps that are scabbing for reddit, NSFW subs won't show up.
Advertisers don't like it, and they make up a big part of Reddit's income.
Reddit won’t put ads on nsfw subs. Hurts reddits public image. Or at least that’s my impression of it.
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