• @mxd2
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      7 months ago

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        • @errer
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          119 months ago

          People keep saying that and yet…the platform still lives. Just like Reddit.

          • @[email protected]
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            209 months ago

            A mandatory subscription is a much harsher barrier to the median user though.

            We have a direct reference point for this: when Reddit began to charge for access to its API. 3rd party clients for Reddit like Apollo, RIF, Infinity, etc could have carried on by charging their users a low monthly fee in turn. The Apollo developer calculates 2.50 $/month as the additional cost to pass on. That is quite low for the potential utility you’re getting if you compare it to even a cup of coffee yet still expensive enough for 3rd party apps to shut down.

            Point is: many users may ultimately not care enough about the issues around censorship, botting, propaganda, hate speech or the persona of the CEO himself but once their wallets are affected its a different story.

          • @beebarfbadger
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            19 months ago

            “Live” is a strong word. It lives like carrion swarming with maggots “lives”.

    • @over_clox
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      79 months ago

      The Flying Spaghetti Monster also approves of this message, and will relay the message to all other deities.