This is literally just the r/nyt subreddit about The New York Times.

Given he apparently takes inspiration from Elon Musk, it’s only a matter of time until u/spez starts adding post view limits unless you pay extra.

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Did Elon Musk enforce post view limit ? I don’t know about that

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Elon is the actual source of all possible evils. Let’s keep this between us for our safety

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I think its at 1.000 posts per day for regular people, 10.000 for Twitter Blue Subscribers

And People without an account cant see any posts anymore

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He backtracked the last part, I think because Google was started to delist Tweets from Google searches. You can see a specific post, but not the comments to the post.

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And nothing of value was lost.

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Oh really? Last I checked I couldn’t see anything whenever there is a Twitter-Link anywhere

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Yes and you can’t view anything unless you go to twitter

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5 points

Hold my web archiver

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No wonder King Steven was so incensed when the Landed Gentry cut off access to the site from commoners; it’s a privilege he reserves as a Royal Prerogative…

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One wonders when His Royal Doucheness is going to invoke Prima Nocta.

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His Royal Doucheness

I prefer King Steven the Turd…

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I read this as Stephen King and became very confused

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It’s always been like this for potentially nsfw subreddits

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Which makes sense. This is completely different.

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How so? It says the subreddit is unreviewed and could potentially contain inappropriate content… Same thing as nsfw

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No, NSFW is a subreddit marked as NSFW because it allows NSFW content.

This is Reddit blocking EVERY subreddit but a select few, including ones that are not NSFW because NSFW content is not allowed.

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Son, what you’re saying could be applied to the whole internet… and we ain’t putting walls for “potentially inappropriate content” everywhere. That’s what fascists nations do.

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There is a huge difference between “unreviewed” and NSFW. Unreviewed is very nebulous and inexact, and let’s reddit effectively censor huge swathes of the website…unless you use their shitty app, ofc! NSFW is a very specific designation that can easily be backed up with evidence

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It hasn’t always been like that. They only changed the NSFW pages viewable from the app a few years ago. Used to be able to browse porn to your hearts content on mobile web.

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Ehhhh. This could just be their current stopgap because of all of the NSFW swaps happening. I think you are extrapolating too much.

Don’t get me wrong, I could totally see Reddit enacting this policy in their “infinite wisdom” and quietly rolling it out. But you are drawing too much from this screenshot. We need more context.

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How exactly does it help if I install the app and go to that subreddit? NSFW is still NSFW.

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This might just be morning brain, but I honestly don’t understand the question I’m sorry

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they mean why is it even necessary to use the app

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I think their point is, if you’re correct and this is to protect people from unexpected NSFW content, viewing through the app would still just expose them to the unexpected NSFW content anyway.

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Nope. It’s because it’s easier to harvest data through the app, so they funnel people towards it.

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Oh there’s no doubt they’ve slowly made it more of a pain in the ass to not use the app (while also making the app worse) but this specific screenshot is too much missing context for OP’s claim to be assumed. It could be true but we don’t know enough.

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I do remember seeing this popup way before the whole API & protests debacle. The warning doesn’t even make sense, how will switching to the app to see the same content be safer?

I figured you needed to login (to apply your block list, filters, NSFW prefs, etc), but merely seeing the desktop mode of the website lets you through (not even using old.reddit). So this is another cheap way of forcing you to their cancer app.

Now you can’t even SORT comments without using the app. They are really taking all pqges off Elon’s book on ruining a website.

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It has been like this for like a year

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Yes with NSFW subs specifically. OP did not post a NSFW sub.

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And I didn’t say it was specific to NSFW subs. It’s been like this for most subs since like a year. They restricted nsfw subs years ago.

Edit: It might not be exactly a year, but the point is I faced this restriction on sfw subs many times in recent memory and it’s not remotely new.

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Yeah this is par for the course on NSFW subs, which are it’s makes partial sense (log in to see it). But having this on just random subreddits is a pretty terrible development. Sounds like they’re just testing the waters before every subreddit requires an about l account

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The enshittification proceeds apace. Fuck u/spez.

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Centralized control and ad based model ensures this always happens… Cable teevee, now web2.0…

About time the pleb base start thinking bigger picture and voting with their feet and wallets.

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What is the alternative to web 2.0?

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What is web 2.0?

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fediverse… you are here

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I always hated that crypto shit stole the name web3/web3.0. I think for a short period it seemed decentralized apps were calling themselves web3.0 but now it’s just the fediverse I think. I like calling it the true web because the fediverse is very much like the old days where we had niche sites with their own communities, it’s just that the content isn’t locked into each site and we don’t need a million different forum accounts to participate everywhere. Like the old days but supercharged with new tech.

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We can go back to old HTML4 and CSS1 websites without any JS. What a sight to behold

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apace? I’d say it’s breaking new speed records

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