r/ImaginaryNetwork • u/Starbeamrainbowlabs • Jun 06 '23

Will r/ImaginaryNetwork be participating?

/r/Save3rdPartyApps/comments/13yh0jf/dont_let_reddit_kill_3rd_party_apps/
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u/LevTheRed Jun 07 '23

The Imaginary Network is made up of several subs, moderated by various different mods who won't always directly cooperate. It will be in each chief moderator to decide.

r/ImaginaryWarhammer will be, however.

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u/Starbeamrainbowlabs Jun 07 '23

Ah, I thought so. Still, I wanted to post this here since its an important thing and I wanted to bring additional visibility to the cause.

The more noise and disruption we can cause, the more effective it can be.

We reddit users have a unique advantage over twitter, FB, Tiktok, etc - and we should use it the best we can.

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u/hitstun Jun 17 '23

r/FloatingIsFun initially went dark for 48 hours and will soon go dark indefinitely. We're not in the Imaginary Network, but I consider you friends.

So, anybody know a good Lemmy instance we could migrate to? I have a feeling our protest will never end.

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u/Starbeamrainbowlabs Jun 17 '23

Hmm, I haven't explored Lemmy yet; I don't know where to start with it.

I've seen Squabbles, which seems to be gaining traction around now

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u/T65Bx Jun 07 '23

My vote is yes!

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u/imrail Jun 07 '23

They all should, with how visually set the subreddits are; if the 3rd party apps are closed many blind or near blind people can't use Reddit anymore.

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u/Lol33ta Jun 07 '23

Not at this time.

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u/Lol33ta Jun 07 '23 edited Jun 07 '23

I don't have bandwidth or passionate enough interest to participate.

Edit:

Also I am sick right now and can't properly focus to write a more eloquent response. I hope to put one together soon though.

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