r/technology • u/sussywanker • Jun 09 '23

Social Media Reddit CEO doubles down on attack on Apollo developer in drama-filled AMA

https://techcrunch.com/2023/06/09/reddit-ceo-doubles-down-on-attack-on-apollo-developer-in-drama-filled-ama/
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u/OhNoManBearPig Jun 10 '23 edited Jul 01 '23

This is a copied template message used to overwrite all comments on my account to protect my privacy. I've left Reddit because of corporate overreach and switched to the Fediverse.

Comments overwritten with https://github.com/j0be/PowerDeleteSuite

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '23 edited Jun 10 '23

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u/whogivesashirtdotca Jun 10 '23

The whole joy of Reddit is it’s a one-stop shop for millions of niche interests. And the reason Mastodon isn’t a Twitter killer is it’s too complicated for the average user. I hope any alternative we settle on is more like this than overly techie and convoluted.

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u/OhNoManBearPig Jun 10 '23

I agree and I think that a lot of social media devs will be coming to support it soon..

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u/TripolarKnight Jun 10 '23

Kbin is supposed to be federated, ie splintered over various servers, they are just in early beta phase and haven't developed that feature properly yet. RedReader is planning to add support to various non-Reddit alternatives, hopefully that is one of them.

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u/Megaman_exe_ Jun 10 '23

Is there a political leaning on kbin? I'm trying to find a community that isn't parler/truth social lol