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Re:AI is killing some companies, yet others are thriving – l... by pipes on Friday February 28, 2025 @05:31PM (#43212563)
Reddit is awful now. Some sub reddits are so anal about following new post guide lines every question I ask is automatically removed. And I've tried really hard to follow the rules. I have given up asking. Also who thought it was a good idea to put a wall of rules text at the top of every thread. It is a pain to scroll past and I'm pretty certain no one except crazy people read them.
Re:AI is killing some companies, yet others are thriving – l... by tayo42 on Saturday March 01, 2025 @01:03AM (#43216431)
I think i post in like 2 smaller subreddits now because its impossible to participate in anything. automod and eventually real mods are always deleting stuff because of some seemingly random interpretation of a rule
Re:AI is killing some companies, yet others are thriving – l... by dredmorbius on Saturday March 01, 2025 @06:05AM (#43218121)
You have been banned from /r/NorthKorea ...

(One of the more ostentatious examples, but hardly the only one.)

Re:AI is killing some companies, yet others are thriving – l... by immibis on Saturday March 01, 2025 @01:21PM (#43221991)
That was /r/pyongyang and it was a running joke. No one actually expects there to be a subreddit about North Korea.

However, running jokes have a tendency to morph into real movements - like flat earth theory and, arguably, Donald Trump.

Re:AI is killing some companies, yet others are thriving – l... by SoftTalker on Saturday March 01, 2025 @11:36AM (#43220970)
Reddit is mostly garbage. TFA says "...they are CRUSHING it. Probably because people are gravitating toward authentic content and a sense of community" but if you find authenticity and community there (or really online anywhere) you need to get out of the house more.