What’s the over-under on how long it takes before fuck u spez or API get spelled out?
My bet is about 90 seconds.
Panem et circenses to calm the masses and also to improve search results for the term ‘reddit’.
Ha! Jokes on them, I avoid using search engines if I know the full link (which for reddit’s r/place is https://reddit.com/r/place ) and when I do use search engines, I use Brave Search, so it doesn’t even feed into Google or Bing’s popularity contest where the show popular searches.
They’re expecting it to show up and as much as I want to see this trash fire, i’m not gonna.
Gotta admit, it is tempting, but also I don’t use Reddit anymore.
Would something like r/Place be possible on fediverse? I mean, realistically possible, not possible.
I don’t really see a need for it to be integrated and federated. Someone can just make a normal website and post a link.
@user224
Dunno, but there’s always pxls space.
Is there going to be any push to put the fediverse logo up? Anti-Reddit stuff might be removed, but that has a better chance of sticking around.
Best to just ignore.it. they are doing this to cause engagement numbers to go.up. the best protest is a damp.squib of indifference
“I don’t hate you…that requires you to enter my mind…I just do not think about you at all”
If you log on even to vandalise, it counts as a logon for this quarters metrics
I strongly disagree. If everyone on Lemmy went to reddit for every second of r/place, that’d barely even make a blip on their engagement numbers. On the other hand, we can potentially grow this platform by quite a lot if we can draw just a bit of attention.
It’s a bit silly to turn down an easy opportunity to grow Lemmy as a way to spite Reddit. If you really don’t care about reddit anymore, then there is no issue with using it to find people that can help contribute to the growing communities here.
- White background
*Text in black: FUCK SPEZ GO LEMMY
Full screen. Would be hilarious 😂
Nah, I wouldn’t want everyone to come over here, forcing all the corps & business interests to focus on this place and figure out how to monetize it.
Should we do this? All of lemmy go back to write “go to lemmy” or something?
No
I remember the 1st one it was magic! Second one was ok but censorship and bots killed it
3rd one? I dunno I quit Reddit last month after 13 years…
Looks like they are just baiting users to the site to get some traffic. Given how the user base is still pretty annoyed with Reddit I can’t imagine this is going to go well for Reddit.
r/spaces was dead as soon as the first one ended. Whether you feel indifferent about what happened the past couple of weeks or Reddit as a whole, or simply despise Spez. You’ll be disappointed either way. They will censor the crap out of it.
So they are just bleeding r/place dry? Shouldn’t it just be an April fools thing?
All the protests will do nothing but drive traffic. Best response is no response.
If we can drive traffic away from Reddit afterwards then isn’t that a better response?
I think you’re right that the best response is no response, but the protests do have an effect beside driving traffic. Investors won’t want to be involved in a company at war with its userbase, so if protests are loud and long enough it could mess us reddits IPO plans. So for the users who just aren’t ready to give up reddit, spamming protest comments is probably their best bet.
Yep is anyone is still a user logging in anyway then may as well.do.this…but to log.in especially for it, when you otherwise would not have logged a Reddit hit will give spez what he wants
There’s no such thing as bad engagement.
Especially when an IPO is coming, because the first thing they do is get a fall guy, then blame all the bad actions on them and the old CEO.
“New reddit” then comes in and plays the good guy
Agreed. The people who are pitching r/place as “entertainment” are people who want to stay engaged with reddit and enjoy drama. I’m done with Reddit now that they’ve killed Apollo and don’t care to hear about it anymore.
It’s only for a few days so not a big deal if anyone wants to go protest over there. I never really participated in it so I’ll probably pass.
Yup. The whole premise of a social media platform is to stay relevant. Ignoring it altogether is the best method to kill it off.
And if people DO start being problematic, reddit mods will just start erasing things by hand. They were spotted doing it last year.
Honestly, the correct way to protest would be to just spam KBIN and Lemmy everywhere in /r/place.
I wish I remembered the username. One admin was deleting stuff on r/place, placing pixels without cooldown and then deleting posts that mentioned him.
I reckon that you’re probably talking about this
https://lemmy.world/comment/1478863
TLDR; u/Chtorrr
That’s returning “Server error” repeatedly.
Is there somewhere I can watch it without giving Reddit any traffic, I wonder?
Right here I reckon. Reddit is pretty well covered here.
Well heck, looks like I’m in the right place.
Can almost guarantee as soon as the admins see something close to being API related being created they’ll remove it
I bet they have some bots around to replace anything bad. There were some brief NSFW stuff last time they did this that got overwritten really really quick and suddenly.
They have moderators that can remove anything.
Probably 3 minutes, tops, in a neutral setting, but every reddit employee and pro-dumbass mod knows that’s the first thing anyone is going to do, so they’ll be up all night alongside their bots, cheating and shadowbanning like last time. Not that I’m naming names, Chtorr.
No way under god will they allow the kinds of things users are about to depict happening to spez
How long before Reddit staff start editing pixels to remove anything “inappropriate”?
Didn’t they do that last time? I recall entire sections instantly reset when porn was being constructed.
They did and it was visible, since the admin account name would be on those pixels.
I’m sure it’ll be 98.6% bots
reddit will set up their own bot to cover up any “fuck u/spez” that appears
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