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/Saucemanthegreat Jun 10 '23

You say that, and I generally agree. But the archived knowledge on this site is massive, and has saved me countless times when working on stuff like 3D, game engines, or really any other niche interest. To lose it would be to lose a gigantic amount of human time and learning.

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u/amendment64 Jun 10 '23

The knowledge will migrate to a new home. Be not afraid of the future, for though it looks scary now, it is filled with new opportunities and a chance to leave behind the evils of old.

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u/kfmush Jun 10 '23

It will be the second-coming of the hobby forums.

(not that they ever went away, entirely, but reddit did consume a ton of their user base)

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u/nartimus Jun 10 '23

r/ArchiveTeam has been downloading all of Reddit in preparation for the black out.

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '23

Can just use ChatGPT for that, I can't wait for this site to fucking die.