I fully support Reddit mods in their decision to be part of the protest
" There's some misinformation on this post. It costs money for 3rd party applications that use the api A LOT. It will cost Apollo 20 million a year because they're making billions of api calls. Reddit has also said that moderator tools aren't going away, and they're exempt from the pricing. I don't really care one way or another, but lets try not to lie about what's happening in order to support our arguments. |
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Anyone knows what exactly is the process of making subreddit private / public?
Like there's a super-moderator who can do that single-handedly or there's some sort of voting system for doing so. |
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I do not support the self-entitled mods of the subreddit.
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I don't even use Reddit so idc :)
Flames and madness. I'm so glad I didn't miss the fun. hoho
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POE 2 may become a wonderful game without reddit's input.
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devs should move back to the forum and be in touch with their real community ....
"There are Penalties in the Game, no one's complaining about them"
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" They...have been though? Since Kalandra they have maintained a 'what we're working on' post + continue their daily news posts. Anyway on a larger topic - reddit mods made the sub 'nsfw' - see the pinned comment there for more details. The comments seem to be 'big mad' about it. |
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Suppose this was the goal about making it NSFW (after a poll), but this means I can no longer read anything there, as it looks like I'd have to sign in. Can't be arsed to sign up to reddit.
Is it July 1st the changes go into effect? Will be interesting to see what happens, if spam/ads/rmt flood into these places then. |
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" not really even some dev is active on the unofficial poe reddit discord "There are Penalties in the Game, no one's complaining about them"
Chris Wilson Exilecon 2019 |
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