it's real, and it's spectacular
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/r/ModCoord is officially recommending recreating communities elsewhere now. Likely related. Though others have said it's just delayed reporting. Maybe a bit of both.
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The smooshed pics are on kbin though.
Roller Coaster Tycoon is the first that I really remember. I don't even remember which cereal it came in but that was the best value ever.
/ r/The10thDentist was better
That's because kbin has better front page algorithms atm.
I've heard it's a bug browsing in multiple tabs. It's being worked on.
I agree, but on reddit you could still turn on the controversial dagger to see which comments had a fair amount of up and down votes.
What? No. Maybe I wasn't clear with what I wrote. Can you explain what you mean and how you got that from my comment?
It's highlighting a fun new way mods are protesting without being shut down.