Is Reddit still a thing? I wasn't aware?
I thought that it had evolved into a bot parliament.
slickgoat
joined 3 years ago
There is no flipping way I'd purchase a car that does this shit. And if introduced after purchase, I'd torch it.
We have to start adopting more accurate terminology for demographics. Most boomers are in their 70s and 80s. The 'boomer' shortcut has outlived it's usefulness. I'm a 'young' boomer at 68.
I saw a lot of these so-called boomers at J6. Except that they were in their 30s and 40s. Boomers ain't scaling walls no more.
I wonder? Just before I was banned, I used a third party app to scrap 14 years of my data and delete it all. Not long after that I was banned for some truly innocuous post.
I don't get how they hate violence when I was last there it was full of drone videos blowing bits of Russians I to the air.
But can you get books to read on it? I suspect that these gadgets will get locked out of the market by the thugs.
The bigger mystery to me is why people try so hard to get back in. I had a 14 year account and when I was banned I just moved on. The last couple of years the place was a pit.
I got banned for reasons I don't really understand. So, I just accepted it and it's fine.
That's very true, for now.
At this moment Reddit is existing on its former reputation. There are a host of like internet megalithic platforms that are now not even distant memories. Once they outlive their former utility they fade pretty quickly. Think of MySpace, Friendster and Yahoo Groups. Even Facebook is circling the plughole, but it may take a while before disappearing due to its former dominant position.