flipthetube @ flipthetube @lemmy.world

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That’s a big one. Good for them but I do hope they find their way to a federated instance eventually.

Ha, you could be right. As a Memmy user myself, I feel the pains of rapid growth.

I could be wrong but I think he/she is looking forward to the day when the subscribed feed is busy enough to satisfy without having to visit all.

Well, with many of the site’s top contributors having left, much of the more informative content can then be written by Reddit’s own AI. Throw in a few bot upvotes for visibility and watch the tips come in from the remaining people who don’t have a clue what’s going on.

I could see that bringing in revenue. That’s money straight from the users into Reddit’s pocket.

It’d be great if it’s optional if/when it gets implemented. I can’t tell you how many times I accidentally hit that damn button and lose my place in the comments.

Where’s the beef?

It’s like twitter but without the bullshit. I’ve never used twitter so not interested in Mastodon, but I’m glad it’s out there.

Didn’t they just do the same in California, along with State Farm and maybe others?

Thought I read something about it but didn’t get all the details.

I gave up on the article halfway through due to the monitor punching and obnoxious ads.

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