As As we reported, Reddit is not doing well at the moment as the site owners are currently in a constant battle with readers and moderators. Users are so upset with attempts to monetize the site that they’re rolling out various protests, but one of the larger gaming subreddits – r/steam, which has 1.9 million ...
Picture: Reddit In the course of site-wide protestsallegedly about some API changes But Really With some Reddit moderators coming under attack due to the increasing repression of what has traditionally been a community-run corporate site, some Reddit moderators have decided to hit CEO Steve Huffman on the only place it seems it hurts: his wallet ...
The chaotic fallout from Reddit’s controversial API price hike could get even more chaotic. The ransomware hacking group BlackCat, The company confessed to stealing 80 GB of company data in February, is now demanding that the news aggregator and community platform give up over $4.5 million and reverse its recent policy decisions or ensure that ...
As you may have seen over the past week, Reddit — the “last page of the internet“-has I didn’t have a good time after the company’s CEO decided to oversee some changes This affected some very popular apps that people used to access the site. That CEO, Steve Huffman, is now doing some high-profile interviews ...
As we reported last week, Reddit plans to make some changes under the hood that will essentially shut down every third-party app readers use to engage with the site’s communities. Given the state of the official app and its heavy reliance on huge ads, this is one deep unpopular move, so unpopular that it has ...
Reddit is one of the largest and most important websites in the world. Especially since it’s one of the last places where people can answer questions from real people. So it’s a shame to see that the company is in the process of scrapping many of the best ways to actually experience it all. The ...
As the current Reddit commercials made it clear that there is a community for everything. Nihilist horror, Game of Thrones’ Hodor, Avocado Food Porn (why not)… you can always find your people. A case in point is a subreddit dedicated to cruel UIs, whose members are now trying to outdo each other by creating the ...
