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There's the unity and inclusivity we're trying to foster
The dummies ruined Facebook, they ruined Reddit, and they'll ruin Lemmy too.
Keep the mass organizing for their kind on Bluesky where people at least get paid to deal with their bullshit
It's certainly no wonder why people try to avoid you
Generally speaking, you can tell someone's insecurities from what they project onto others.
"The dummies" didn't ruin either Facebook or Reddit. The companies changing policies and algorithms in an effort to drive profit did.
Sure bro, Reddit was amazing in the glory days of GamerGate and FaceBook infinitely improved when you didn't need a college email to sign up.
Nobody is ever claiming that any were ever amazing. I was on facebook when it was still called theFacebook and you needed a college email to sign up and I was on Reddit before Gamergate.
Opening up facebook to allowing anyone to join isn't what made it shitty. Not by a long stretch. It barely even existed when that happened. It was 2 years after the site launched. Back then there wasn't even a feed. The landing page was your profile with your Wall, and that eventually evolved into the feed. Peak facebook was from ~2006-2012. The thing that drove it to shit was the IPO and the drive for constant increase in quarterly profits that comes with a company being publicly traded.
GamerGate wasn't massive all over Reddit. It was largely on 8chan and 4chan and a few isolated subreddits, but it didn't even make the front page of Reddit until after mainstream media started reporting on it. Reddit has always had problems, but the thing that's made it really shitty, again, was the IPO.
Get over your superiority complex. Nobody cares.
Lmao
"It was all the IPOs, bro!!!!"
I assume you're restating this to show your agreement?
You can assume whatever you like, you're already operating outside of reality so what's the difference?