Cool, now do the API and I’ll consider not actively avoiding your website.
Nicer in many ways but also less active. I find myself posting a shit ton more just to make the activity I want to see. I made probably less than 50 posts on Reddit in my 11ish years before I left. Now I make that many every 48 hours
Agreed, Lemmy feels like “the old net” in the most refreshing way possible. I haven’t touched Reddit in over half a year and I feel better off for it. Feels like I can actually be myself here instead of trying to walk on eggshells to be part of the hivemind.
I don’t mind him having golden parachute- it is heavier and most likely won’t open.
And they also have to let people use a VPN. And make UI load faster, it’s way too bloated.
So they can train openai on your comments? No thanks. Its done for good IMO.
The AI companies will do that shit on Lemmy also. At least there isn’t a far-right Nazi getting money on our user generated content tho, unlike reddit.
They’re going to do that regardless, they’ll just scrape instead of using the API.
I want an open API so I can use third party apps. I’m totally fine with them requiring an API token or something with a sensible rate limit to limit abuse by parties like openai (they’ll have to go through a sales contract).
The fediverse is an excellent place to find training data for AIs. I would just set up a bot that follows a bunch of people and let them send their data to me, then I don’t even need to bother with scraping.
Not even the API. Just a usable page that doesn’t feel so broken and bloated.
Did they switch off old.reddit.com in the end? That was the only useful front-end on desktop.
Sort of, you no longer can sign in or create an account without using the new site
I’m done for good, myself. Moved to Lemmy and there are far fewer dimwitted Nazis here.
Users who had their coin balances removed will be given silver turds.
So, while awards are coming back, the phrase “thanks for the gold, kind stranger” is still effectively a retired piece of Reddit history.
Reddit is a retired piece of Reddit history
beloved features — like the ability to “gild” posts by donating a Reddit Premium subscription — are not returning.
That was like more than half the point of gold. Some random comment getting lots of gold would mean the recipient, in turn, could give out gold too.
Now…
I’ve got all the awards we need right here.