@[email protected] Would you like a Reddit Bridge?

We already have a Twitter Bridge for Mastodon and an Instagram Bridge is being worked on by the same .makeup team / person.

Would you like to see Reddit Bridged / Mirrored so you could see the posts you’ve been ‘missing’ off here?

  • Samantha XaviaOP
    1•2 days ago

    I thought most people moved from Reddit due to the way the platform was managed with AI stuff and the API

    • @[email protected]English
      20•2 days ago

      admins, monetization, AI moderators (I got banned for telling people NOT to use “gay” as an insult), advertisements, privacy rights violations, and spez.

      if I can read the content without all that ^ shit, then I’m all for it. leech their content, give them nothing.

    • @MrJameGumb
      14•2 days ago

      I left because Steve Huffman destroyed everything good about it in the name of money.

      Not only did he destroy it, but he was a smug shithead about it.

    • VanthEnglish
      10•2 days ago

      Those things had a cascade effect.

      API change > 3rd party tools moderators depended on no longer functioned > mods quit because they could no longer manage the subs effectively > the one sub I spent most of my reddit time on is now unrecognizable, filled with alt-right nut bars, 3/4 of which I assume are bots.

      I don’t want a bridge because reddit today is not at all the reddit I used to get some entertainment from. Or I guess go ahead with a bridge, I’ll just block it and go about my merry way.