netalgo122
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- Feb 8, 2015
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Is Reddit really dying :thinking: ? https://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/8n959q/reddit_just_passed_facebook_as_3_most_popular/
Exploiting people's genitalia for cash is not cool.
For OP this is venting. For me, learning experience.
I thought this is blackhatworld. The absolute majority of the money making methods here are "not cool", I don't see how this one is any different.
I supposed you'd have the same opinion if someone put pictures up of your mum spread eagle without her consent. And all your friends and neighbours had her pic.
I suppose in your world that's on par with making a blog about health and fitness and blasting it with links.
You wouldn't mind would you. After all you are a member of BHW.
Except my mother doesn't take pictures of her pussy and then send it to her boyfriends or put it on some cloud storage, knowing full well that she would be especially susceptible to these kind of leaks because she is a celebrity.
And how you know that? Maybe that's exactly what she's do.Except my mother doesn't take pictures of her pussy and then send it to her boyfriends or put it on some cloud storage, knowing full well that she would be especially susceptible to these kind of leaks because she is a celebrity.
This is not Legal and a Valid Reason to Ban.I posted a link to a picture of a nude celebrity that was apparently considered involuntary pornography.
And you know this because?
So if your mum had took pictures of herself and put it on her personal cloud storage, you'd be happy if someone hacked her personal storage and shared her images?
If I had a kid, I wouldn't tell them where i'm keeping my dick pics.I know this because I know my mother jesus fucking christ I'm not getting into that kind of conversation.
Did I say I would be happy? I wouldn't be happy, that doesn't mean that OP should be permanently banned from reddit for posting that kind of picture. Maybe 7 day ban? Sure. Permanent ban? Absolutely not.
Could you explain how Reddit is dying? Everybody repeating that reddit is dying, but nobody explains how so Reddit is dying, for me looks like that Reddit is doing better than in the past.
Why was I banned?? Because I posted a link to a picture of a nude celebrity that was apparently considered involuntary pornography.
Don't you think that it's impossible to understand new design because people are in denial of new things as always?Overall comment and users quality is going to shit. It used to be a very good forum for lots of specific niches, I'm not even talking about spamming them, for learning really. But it's gone to shit. Technical subs for bots, programming, even hobbies stuff like that is now just a ego war and downvote brigades and people in a bad mood venting their frustration on others.
Reddit is unable to monetize itself for some reason and quality is going down fast. Recently they redesigned the whole site and buttons stopped working when you have adblock on, the new interface is impossible to understand.
IMO Reddit is going Digg soon.
Don't you think that it's impossible to understand new design because people are in denial of new things as always?
I hope you read that new design is still in beta? As all software which is in beta, there is bugs.
They put new design exactly to attract new users, because of old ugly design(as new users were complaining) exactly what put off many new users, from using Reddit. I changed to new design myself because I like to try new things, first seconds when I saw new design, first thoughts were, that everything just makes sense in new design.Is that why my accounts were ported over to it without warning, and newly created accounts are forced to use the new design by default?