Shit's still going down, the situation is not yet resolved with reddit
It's understandable to want content and an active community, but that's exactly what many people are cheering: the more Reddit crumbles, the more people will leave and create/share content elsewhere (like here)
Personally, I'm having a better time using the Jerboa app on Android than using it on desktop, but I have a feeling that we'll see improvements very soon, as more users join
since they're taking inspiration from twitter, let's not underestimate their capacity to do even worse
Shit's still going down, the situation is not yet resolved with reddit
It's understandable to want content and an active community, but that's exactly what many people are cheering: the more Reddit crumbles, the more people will leave and create/share content elsewhere (like here)
Personally, I'm having a better time using the Jerboa app on Android than using it on desktop, but I have a feeling that we'll see improvements very soon, as more users join
Yeah, I think each time reddit takes action against moderators, it gives people more reason to seek other alternatives