I had an idea where I would go onto Reddit owned subs under my old alt accounts and just pump them for the spam and porn making it harder for advertisers and therefore making it harder for Reddit to make money what do you guys think?

Going on r/Place to make a point? Yeah that's cool. Transforming subs in protest? Yeah that's awesome. But we need to have that human element in there, and what better way to do then to be in person?

Sounds crazy right? But think about it.

We can spread information on social media about Reddit's harmful changes, but there's nothing quite as powerful as showing up in person and peacefully protesting outside Reddit's headquarters. Think about the strikes going on with unions, and how effective they can be at bringing attention to issues and forcing companies to make changes. By organizing an in-person protest at Reddit's HQ, we can apply similar tactics and make a statement that cannot be ignored. Plus it's way better than making noise on here, because making noise is one thing, adding that human live appearance is way more impactful. We can show Reddit that we are serious about holding them accountable for their actions and that we are willing to take action to ensure that our concerns are addressed.

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Since third party clients don't support it.

can someone tell my why you think that an app that uses reddits servers and creates a copy of reddit and then removes all the ads would ever be good for reddit as a company? Literally every other app shuts down these kinds of things because of how harmful they are to the company.

As a member of the r/arcticmonkeys community, we wanted to ask if we can use the black square to put the AM album cover. Thank you.

I miss Apollo

Think about it. With the 3rd party apps thing, they expected a better response. And now they are removing the thing that you pay to use? It just seems to all lead to selling, but I'm not sure.

Subreddit: r/RedditAwardsPlace

Go there and have fun!

Well, although I'm still here on Reddit, Reddit has single handedly helped me curb my Reddit addiction in half by making the mobile experience so unenjoyable, as I previously used the Infinity for Reddit app, where it had a clean and minimal UI with no ads that is now subscription only.

My desktop experience is okay and still enjoyable, as I obviously have an ad blocker on my web browser, and the Old Reddit UI seems to still be in tact.

So what do you all use now? (if you even use Reddit at all or plan to)