Reddit

Does it ever produce something other than dicks?

Yeah, you get a lot of stuff. Here's last year final canvas.

I’m not seeing dicks this year, but I am seeing back and forth on giving Shego visible nipples.

> but I am seeing back and forth on giving Shego visible nipples.

god why?

You really need to ask?

Though I don't think it's really allowed; I've been working with the VTuber community this year and we had to censor perfectly tasteful cleavage on a picture of Kiara Takanashi, so flat-out bare breasts will definitely be a no-no.

I also worked on the big Perry the Platypus and somebody hid an amogus pattern in his tail, because of course they did. Someone did a similar thing near the RWBY logo I helped on last year, which we recolored to turn into the show's cast as a little Easter Egg.

Edited by lbssb on Jul 23rd 2023 at 10:49:51 AM

Is it just for fun or is for anything in particular (or both)?

Part fun, part Bread and Circuses.

It's used to be just an April Fools' Day thing, but they've been using it more often as of recently, probably because user disgruntlement is higher.

Edited by badtothebaritone on Jul 23rd 2023 at 10:59:54 AM

So, it's been a month of two, I feel like Reddit's mostly back to business. I wonder what has happened since then?

Eh, got banned from one subreddit, I nostly detached from all of Reddit.

Business as usual, for the most part. Only real difference is that most bots are gone, and awkwardtheturtle (the most infamous powermod on the entire site) was banned.

And of the other powermods?

I know that this is gonna be annoying, but bumping on updates on what's the status of Reddit six months after the API changes?

My anecdote is that I happened to look at the front page yesterday and almost everything was from the porn subs I'd subscribed to.

This should not be taken as an indication that reddit.com is pushing porn. Rather, it appears that the non-porn communities have largely left, leaving most of tge activity in the porn sections.

Edited by VampireBuddha on Dec 22nd 2023 at 12:43:21 PM

I'm on a few anime ones and they seem to be doing fine.

Aside from some hobby/tech subs I frequent, it seems like the quality of the overall website has gone way down (especially the news-related subs). I also noticed that user engagement is a lot lower across the board.

theres definately been an increase in bot accounts.

spez, being the Musk simp that he is, is definitely following in Elon's footsteps

Yes spez follow the multimillionaire moron that can’t even run a website for a year I’m sure that will end well for you. If this keeps going, Reddit might be renamed to something stupid like Twitter was.

...spez does not sound like a name or a word that should ve in common use.

Question. What are your thoughts of Reddit going public?

Going public? on what?

On becoming market viable, something investors can take stock on, getting into the likes of Silicon Valley.

Well, they had a good run, I guess.

Does Reddit actually have a way to make money, or are they just going to play for venture capital based on "valuation"?

Is it actually going public, or is this a rhetorical question?

no they're going public they literally spammed my inbox asking if I wanted to buy shares