SNOOcalypse - document, discuss, and promote the downfall of Reddit.
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Mine is more like,
Because even if Lemmy didn't get huge I still want to watch Reddit die.
The figure is probably closer to 40% than 90%, subredditstats seems to be affected by the api changes too. However 40% at the low end of the range is still phenomenally bad. And every subreddit is definitely seeing a constantly declining amount of activity now.
Not only that.. But the hell would want to buy Reddit awards anymore?
I just can't bring myself to use it anymore. It just makes me so sad and disgusted. I used to browse daily. I feel bad for the people still on there seemingly unaware how much they are being taken advantage of and how little the platform cares for them.
It was pretty obvious from looking at /r/all that upvotes and comments are way down. Posts from somewhat obscure subreddits are making it to the front page, something you never saw before. People may be reading, but they're not participating as much as before.
Yup. Still, having someone to actually measure it is nice.
And based on the Reddark site, obscure subreddits were likely affected even harder, as plenty of them are still restricted or private (since Reddit doesn't care about those).
The ~~roof~~ reddit, the ~~roof~~ reddit, the ~~roof~~ reddit is on fire
We don't need no water let the motherfucker burn