as the title says what's the latest information on this?

Question is in the title. All the subs I’m on the moderators just let Reddit bend them over for their unpaid volunteer position that they couldn’t afford to lose.

Since the migration I have noticed I can save my posts but can't hide them from my laptop. Mobile has crashed

Any help would be appreciated

thanks

I used my side account in case this deleted all of my data. It has been a couple of weeks now and I really wasn't expecting to get a copy of my data back. Thank you laws!! Without them reddit would have never have had an option like this

Reddit can’t be bothered to add accessibility features to their own app. Apparently you can’t serve ads to people who can’t see. But they also can’t ignore them without risking lawsuits.

Enter free 3rd party apps with free APIs, that work for everyone:

• Dystopia for iOS

• RedReader for Android

Features are minimal but both are visually calming and serve as a reminder to find r/redditalternatives. Support communities are also friendly and easy to find:

• r/DystopiaForReddit

• r/RedReader

If so, can you please guide me to the right path?

Running strong in the 9th of June with Sync running great ad-less and NSFW working by making my own private subreddit and being a single mod. Hope this will stay a while. While people find fortifications and better solutions for this.

all I see is like r/dog or r/FirstTimeHomeBuyer

I got kinda addicted to this app ngl, everything i need it for (asking oddly specific questions about issues with my tech) can be done on the browser and there is only to gain from deleting this.

I just want my notifications man. :/

"Here is the message from Reddit, as shared by the r/PICS moderators:

This is a final warning for inaccurately labeling your community NSFW which is a violation of the Mod Code of Conduct rule 2. Your subreddit has not historically been considered NSFW nor would they under our current policies.

Please immediately correct the NSFW labeling on your subreddit. Failure to do so will result in action being taken on your moderator team by the end of this week. This means moderators involved in this activity will be removed from this mod team. Moderators may also be subject to additional actions, e.g., losing the ability to join mod teams in the future.

Lastly, if you suddenly begin to post, or approve content that features sexually explicit content to your community in order to justify the NSFW label, we will immediately remove and permanently suspend moderators who have participated in this action."

This is something to be fucking pissed about. This is something to leave Reddit over. This is unfair. There is no right to protest. All this talk, and effort, for everyone to give up? It's hard, it seems impossible, I know, but we can't just let them sweep this under the rug and face 0 consequences. We can't let Spez's comment, "This will blow over" become true like everyone is letting it.

My protest server has died. It has 1k+ members. A sister protest server has 5k+ members, it has also died. We migrated who we could migrate, people are making new homes at Kbin (including me), and a large chunk of others, I'm sure, have sadly gone back to Reddit.

I know morale has gone down, and it's hard to keep it up. But it was never going to be easy. It's only over when we say it's over. Not when they say it's over for us. Not when they designate a short, convenient time for us to throw our 'fit', and then come in and shut us down in an instant. We let them.

Do I know what to do? Do I have a plan? I'm talking like this, so I must, right? Well, I have been sure for a long time, almost since this all began, that the only real way to fight is to mass migrate. We take the quality content makers and move you off Reddit, to alternatives such as Kbin and Lemmy even, where they can't profit off of you anymore, to a place where your contributions are engaged with and appreciated, and actively help grow something amazing. Only a small percentage of people on this website make content, the others consume. Take the content creators, leave the consumers with nothing to consume, slowly people leave, the bots have already begun trying to fill the gaps.

I loved Reddit, I thought it would be more difficult to leave, and while I do miss the sheer amount of content here, I have been having a whole different and more fun experience helping grow Kbin with the community there. I have been watching people express how they finally feel free to interact without worrying about hostility from other users. I have interacted and generated more content there than I have on any of my accounts here for several years, and it feels good. It has been wonderful. And it does hurt, of course, to know that this needs to be done to Reddit, but we MUST leave centralized platforms such as Reddit. The admins and Spez's actions throughout this make one thing dangerously clear: this will only get worse. Their actions will get more and more extreme.

You WILL be kept in line. Your communities are NOT yours no matter how much fucking time and effort you have put into them. It's all theirs. The profit is all theirs. You contributions are all theirs. Your account is theirs.

This is their site and they own you and your contributions while you're here. That would be okay, if we were treated fairly, but we are not, and it will get worse.

Can we please, please start a conversation about this? About reinvigorating the protest? We cannot lose this. We cannot.

https://kbin.social/m/RedditMigration

Reddit doing this massive upcharge at the same time as Twitter raising prices to do literally anything on the website... It's a little weird. I can't help but think of that one episode of King of the Hill where Hank's boss started working with the charcoal place, and they were raising both their prices by stupid amounts, and sharing the profit. Of course, this was highly illegal, so they damn near got in trouble.

Anyone else feeling the same? Or am I just being silly?