@@tompayne3200, the first comparison is more apt, the person responsible for this entire debacle is trying to double down and state that everything is fine. While it sounds similar, the dog didn't light the house on fire, and isn't denying that the house is on fire.
Losing reddit does suck because it helped cover general knowledge gaps and troubleshooting almost universially just thanks to the fact that companies are innately so cagey about their stuff that you can get an error code and be at a loss on what to do even after searching on their official help site. After all, reddit was the site you typed at the end of a question on a search bar (Primarily Google) for the past 5 - 8 years to get answers from. That being said, I can do without all the other ones. That being said, knowing that people are migrating from reddit to tumblr to get their fix is funny to me and even funnier that I learned it from a meme image of a person describing the volume of yaoi they see on Tumblr of Obi Wan and Commander Cody and going, "Yeah I get it." afterwards.
Reddit is awful but with google the way it is, it's kinda the only way to get some advice. You search up "good builds for x game" and it's like 20 ai articles whereas reddit might be written by dumbasses but it's usually an actual person on there who can defend their opinions
Unlike Twitter, losing Reddit wouod be an actual loss for the internet because it is msybe one of two sources left for easy access to information. And this is someone who refuses to engage with Reddit unless they absolutely have to
.......you realize then no one is getting information on video games/media being produced in japan then right? XD. They do EVERYTHING via twitter lol. Where do you think gaming sites and youtubers get their info and videos from? XD
Legit Gaming Reddits get their info from Twitter LMAO. Companies aren't going to have their own reddits, jesus ya'll XD. I mean ya'll can hate on it rightfully so but lets not act like all multi-media across the pond will be readily available to us then if Twitter goes away.
I get that you cannot argue with memes, youll get seen as a clown, but cmon, meme subreddits are prone to be popular or more known by nature, reddit does have useful communities and its not their fault you cannot laugh at them for a meme, its quite annoying both mbt and the community are being petty and cynical about it
The worst part of watching MBT is having to take a weekly indose of horrendous TikToks that I would've never seen otherwise God, what an horrendous app
In 2018 I would have said that the loss of Twitter would be devastating, but Reddit going down in flames would be a net positive. Five years later and the situation has completely reversed.
Reddit is like the only place you can get an accurate answer on anything now. With Reddit gone the internet becomes a lot worse. And this is coming from a guy that hates Reddit
@@Ballslover18 Have you seen the popular tab? Have you seen what kind of crazy stuff they promote, and how absurdly strictly its being moderated? Nah, Reddit had to go.
Baby gronk has to be the single dumbest thing I have ever seen. This meme has 0 merit Also for my sanity discord cant fail, thats literally where all my social interactions come from
@@justinpennington6680 it's basically his dad going 10000% into making his son a football star which will mean the kid will hate both him and football in his teenage years
I find it hilarious that the ceo of twitter has to get around the word limit which they placed on the tweets in an attempt to make things concise... by spamming the thread with over-the-top corporate messages of motivation directed towards an audience which doesn't give a shit.
honestly didnt know anything bad was happening with discord, hopefully it works out in the end. ive been using it for years now and it honestly helped me out alot and i met those who i consider great friends on there. i honestly dont know where id go to if something were to happen to it
8:46 oh my fucking god, i heard the "DMs becoming blue-only" thing secondhand, and then later the same day first realized "holy shit maybe you can actually just dm people if you think theyre cool and wanna be friends with them" (...i have no idea how twitter etiquette works lmao, i just assumed everything is super parasocial) and i got SO sad that id never get a chance to do it but... i guess not, lmfao like, i guess this is good news??? but holy shit it hit me like a fucking TRUCK finding out that was fake edit: no, never fucking mind, elon _actually fucking tweeted that_ fuck you random chatter that said it was fake
On one hand, yeah if Reddit goes down it’ll suck, just because of how Centralized of a website it is - I’m old enough to remember old forums on obscure shit, but nowadays you’ve got either Reddit or some TH-cam video from a guy with an accent and 12 Subs to find any relevant information. Reddit crashing and burning would take a lot of actually useful info with it. On the other hand, can anyone who isn’t a Reddit Mod honestly tell me they used these third party apps that seem to be the crux of the issue? Reddit hasn’t been profitable the entire time that site’s been running, and has relied on venture capital to keep it afloat - now that the economy is turning, if not outright fucked, the Infinite Money is drying up. They need eyes on ads, which is hilarious because Reddit Ads are notoriously unprofitable. Personally, I just think both the Admins and the Mods are stupid for different reasons, and I’m amused how every sub that reopens has users blasting the mods for closing the sub in the first place…
The API helps in that you can make stuff to help out moderation but it also allows people to make and maintain third party apps that don't suck ass. It also helps ad blockers and identifying bots and with the absurd price would put a unnecessary paywall around those. As for why the mods are getting blasted: the worst thing that can happen to the average redditor is a small inconvenience. Reddit as a whole is extremely neoliberal when it comes to any kind of actual impact it can do to big corporations
@@michaelgjrjvebs The dilemna is of course *over* ads, either you have ads and thus have to constantly attack adblockers or you run subscriptions, because otherwise you dont have a source of income.
@@michaelgjrjvebs The Ad Blockers are probably what caused this - Reddit wants to go public, IPO and all. That means, for the first time in 13 Years, they have to show that they can make money. Ads on Reddit have a history of being laughably terrible, from a monetary perspective. I think the logic is to get as many eyes as possible on them, thus now charging for the API. Unless someone wants to argue that they make a profit off Reddit Gold alone, which lul Cope Harder. Reddit has been coasting for years on getting rounds of Venture Capital Investments, and now that that gravy train has run dry they might be screwed, for better or for worse…
the apollo app developer addressed the "reddit needs to make money" point already in a big post (the post is pinned in r/apolloapp, it has a Lot of other useful info too), they would've been able to handle it if the prices were reasonable and if reddit actually gave any heads-up to prepare, but now theyre SOL also, worth noting: a lot of the decisions spez has made seem to be out of spite, rather than practicality, and he lied about what the apollo dev said... its really not good also, ive used a third party app (rif/reddit is fun) for 3 or 4 years, i honestly would've never installed a reddit app on my android phone if i didn't find out about rif, its just so much better than the default app (one example: it has a setting that makes it display markers when you load a new page of posts, which makes it FAR easier to avoid getting trapped in infinite scroll hell)
@@eden3669 Despite my posts, I’m not trying to defend any decisions by Reddit - everyone involved in this situation as far as Reddit and it’s Mods are idiots. let them fight, I’ll just sit back and laugh - but I can see both sides of it. I’m just waiting to see which blinks first, and who decides to go full “Fuck it” and delete a subreddit outright over possibly losing Mod Status.
I agree with RockmanX here. Reddit was a repository of a lot of niche information since all the hobbyist forums died and google doesn’t actually work anymore. The community does suck but the internet will be even worse without it…
pretty much, internet wild west and all that. It was all advanced enough that it wasn't all irc chatrooms, but not advanced to the point where the internet is just like 10 websites owned by 5 companies and nothing else. Everything was done for passion not profit, people would just sit on forums talking about hobbies without someone trying to be an influencer, You had creators like the AVGN making content saying whatever he wanted without feeling the need to hold back to get advertisers. You never know you're in the good old days until they are over
@@Hexie094 the criticism i suppose would be the intense mass misogyny and so on that was universal, though im still nostalgic for everything else. i am a man tho.
This all started when Microsoft bought Minecraft from notch they didn't even know what API was notch had to explain it to them fast forward to now when every marketing company was heavily investing in API control
Trump: "No Joe, you've gotta be the one to do it. I'm telling you man, I'm all for it I love the gays but you're gonna have to receive man, you know it'll prolly feel really nice I gotta respect you now here on stage, grampy gumjobs, ready for some sloppy. Go on Joe, let's do this dance."
@Halquexillia Fajehezuraijahh Probably doing a copypasta from some AI -made video about Trump and Joe Biden Don't understand what it has to do with the video though
@@halquexilliafajehezuraijah4617 you didn't watch the entire video 😂 he did the thing about how Trump and Joe would have to prove they are gay. I hate them both, I just don't see how you can't find Trump the top and Joe the bottom, their energies match the roles way too perfectly respectively.
Reddit overall has been a boon for a lot of communities, what are you talking about? The amount of information you can get from it and tge ability to just ask people from a concentrated community about a specific thing is very helpful
@@nobodyuwu3970 yeah it's one of the easiest way to get access to information, discuss specific topics you are interested in or just scroll down to read memes.
@@reservationatdorsias3215 ehh, tbh I know some worse community breeding grounds, that's just the internet (also degeneracy is subjective, especially how "bad" degeneracy is) The artificially curated feed, I eman taht'S also basically just any online olatform They promote what's popular and safe for advertisers. That is basically also the reason for the aggressive moderation (also how the sub reddits are moderated is mostly controlled by the sub reddits, so that'S not a 'reddit' problem)
reddit's death is pretty bad and not just cause google results are garbage SEO ai article but also cause it was one of the better resources for trans info from diy hrt to which doctors in which areas are safe and effective for trans people to just how to format important medical letters. It would honestly be quite horrible for it to die out even if most of reddit is bad, the good parts are pretty necessary tbh.
They are making a 2nd ace attorney bundle game for apollo justice so 4-6 get a PC release which is why mbt isnt playing them yet(he played 4 a year ago).
Couldnt be happier to see Reddit and Discord go. Sites that champion “trust and safety”, go full scorched earth on anything they disagree politically, yet are completely incapable/unwilling to fix their nonce-problem. Elon or someone as crazy as him needs to buy Reddit and make the names of the power mods public.
Well lots of yugitubers pick (and unnecessarily announce) the belief that'd get them sponsors from the "good guys", so be ready for the ride if you choose to stick around
The loss of Reddit is honestly quite bad just because it's a very good open Community generally especially when it comes to just giving information to people or having the ability to find people who have similar interests to you when it comes to different subjects
Reddit is perfectly fine for the most part The only thing I hate about it is the upvote/downvote system which leads to a rapid creation of echo chambers Most people hate on Twitter and Reddit because **shocker** there are bad/dumb people on them Jee it's almost like real life has bad/dumb people too, whom you'd run into if you socialized with people in real life, as much as you do with strangers online
@@totalwartimelapses6359 imma see the biggest reason you run into more bad dumb people online is because you run into more people online than you do in real life
@@gayjebus4079 Yes and people just don't understand that and think people are somehow exclusively worse on a SPECIFIC platform...like not even the internet as a whole, just specific platforms like Twitter And I'm always like "do you guys think people are better on other platforms? If the answer is no, then maybe it's time to realize bad people exist online because they exist in real life"
@@totalwartimelapses6359 mind you I will at least say that Reddit has a terrible history when it comes to the people in charge of it considering the one who's currently enacting this dumb change was a moderator on a pedophile subreddit called jailbait
r/masterduel actually helped me get back into the game, and it's been a continual source for both memes and useful information. If reddit comes down, then oh well.
Reddit is basically just that meme with a guy putting a stick into his wheel and blaming someone else when he crashes.
Welcome to capitalism baby.
@@vxicepickxv Least clueless commie
More like the dog in a house fire saying "this is fine"
@@tompayne3200, the first comparison is more apt, the person responsible for this entire debacle is trying to double down and state that everything is fine.
While it sounds similar, the dog didn't light the house on fire, and isn't denying that the house is on fire.
Losing reddit does suck because it helped cover general knowledge gaps and troubleshooting almost universially just thanks to the fact that companies are innately so cagey about their stuff that you can get an error code and be at a loss on what to do even after searching on their official help site. After all, reddit was the site you typed at the end of a question on a search bar (Primarily Google) for the past 5 - 8 years to get answers from. That being said, I can do without all the other ones.
That being said, knowing that people are migrating from reddit to tumblr to get their fix is funny to me and even funnier that I learned it from a meme image of a person describing the volume of yaoi they see on Tumblr of Obi Wan and Commander Cody and going, "Yeah I get it." afterwards.
Yeah, that's literally the only thing that is helpful that comes from Reddit and it helped so many times
Reddit for its intended purposes is great. Not being able to change my name is enough of a reason for it to die though.
i mean, MBT is very twitter freak adjacent. Love him, but a lot of his content is very much appealing to the twitter freak crowd.
Real recognise real
This is a very accurate assessment
Rothschild moment
it takes a freak
@@MBTYuGiOh to take a leak
Reddit is awful but with google the way it is, it's kinda the only way to get some advice. You search up "good builds for x game" and it's like 20 ai articles whereas reddit might be written by dumbasses but it's usually an actual person on there who can defend their opinions
Unlike Twitter, losing Reddit wouod be an actual loss for the internet because it is msybe one of two sources left for easy access to information.
And this is someone who refuses to engage with Reddit unless they absolutely have to
this is me with $1000 textbooks. fucking r/piracy is privated. where am I going to go if library genesis doesn't have it?
Mbt doesnt quite get that yeah social media sucks but it’s the only efficient way to get yourself out there and learn information.
.......you realize then no one is getting information on video games/media being produced in japan then right? XD. They do EVERYTHING via twitter lol. Where do you think gaming sites and youtubers get their info and videos from? XD
Legit Gaming Reddits get their info from Twitter LMAO. Companies aren't going to have their own reddits, jesus ya'll XD. I mean ya'll can hate on it rightfully so but lets not act like all multi-media across the pond will be readily available to us then if Twitter goes away.
I get that you cannot argue with memes, youll get seen as a clown, but cmon, meme subreddits are prone to be popular or more known by nature, reddit does have useful communities and its not their fault you cannot laugh at them for a meme, its quite annoying both mbt and the community are being petty and cynical about it
The worst part of watching MBT is having to take a weekly indose of horrendous TikToks that I would've never seen otherwise
God, what an horrendous app
I'm convinced this Baby Gronk meme is a ploy by Travis Kelce to get the nickname baby gronk removed from him forever
In 2018 I would have said that the loss of Twitter would be devastating, but Reddit going down in flames would be a net positive. Five years later and the situation has completely reversed.
Reddit is like the only place you can get an accurate answer on anything now. With Reddit gone the internet becomes a lot worse.
And this is coming from a guy that hates Reddit
hi emily
"How the turntables have..."
@@gogovish hi gogo
@@Ballslover18 Have you seen the popular tab? Have you seen what kind of crazy stuff they promote, and how absurdly strictly its being moderated? Nah, Reddit had to go.
Baby gronk has to be the single dumbest thing I have ever seen. This meme has 0 merit
Also for my sanity discord cant fail, thats literally where all my social interactions come from
It's crazy too me that they would invest that much into a kid. A lot of shit happens between those ages and that money is not gonna help.
@@justinpennington6680 it's basically his dad going 10000% into making his son a football star which will mean the kid will hate both him and football in his teenage years
Baby Gronk becoming the Drip King means he has 100 percent merit
TH-camrs talk about people needing to online less until they need a paycheck
I find it hilarious that the ceo of twitter has to get around the word limit which they placed on the tweets in an attempt to make things concise... by spamming the thread with over-the-top corporate messages of motivation directed towards an audience which doesn't give a shit.
the ghostrick subreddit is finally silenced
That is in fact how genetics work. It's how I know I descended directly from heaven since I stand a head above both of my "parents"
honestly didnt know anything bad was happening with discord, hopefully it works out in the end. ive been using it for years now and it honestly helped me out alot and i met those who i consider great friends on there. i honestly dont know where id go to if something were to happen to it
i love mbtclips, i wish he had a twitch or something
"they didnt say people"
underrated joke
Whomst remembers "The War"?
WE'RE GOING BACK TO IRCs BABY WHETHER WE WANT IT OR NOT LET'S GOOOOOOOOOO
this is good content, MBT is good at other things besides just playing the 3rd best card game
What's the second best game?
@@Aimlesswaves. Clearly, Duel Masters.
He plays MTG?
New post pogchamp
Watching this while waiting for the vod is like microdosing mbt
still not over reading about mandate of heaven a month ago and now I can't stop hearing it
its real and good
That Baby Gronk video felt like a parody of something, that can not be real.
When I'm in a bullshit competition and my opponent is Linda Yaccarino
8:46 oh my fucking god, i heard the "DMs becoming blue-only" thing secondhand, and then later the same day first realized "holy shit maybe you can actually just dm people if you think theyre cool and wanna be friends with them" (...i have no idea how twitter etiquette works lmao, i just assumed everything is super parasocial) and i got SO sad that id never get a chance to do it
but... i guess not, lmfao
like, i guess this is good news??? but holy shit it hit me like a fucking TRUCK finding out that was fake
edit: no, never fucking mind, elon _actually fucking tweeted that_
fuck you random chatter that said it was fake
i love swapping to new messaging apps for my friends to game together with. it's only happened every few years or so
Im just here for that sweet kingscarlet intro.
On one hand, yeah if Reddit goes down it’ll suck, just because of how Centralized of a website it is - I’m old enough to remember old forums on obscure shit, but nowadays you’ve got either Reddit or some TH-cam video from a guy with an accent and 12 Subs to find any relevant information. Reddit crashing and burning would take a lot of actually useful info with it.
On the other hand, can anyone who isn’t a Reddit Mod honestly tell me they used these third party apps that seem to be the crux of the issue? Reddit hasn’t been profitable the entire time that site’s been running, and has relied on venture capital to keep it afloat - now that the economy is turning, if not outright fucked, the Infinite Money is drying up. They need eyes on ads, which is hilarious because Reddit Ads are notoriously unprofitable.
Personally, I just think both the Admins and the Mods are stupid for different reasons, and I’m amused how every sub that reopens has users blasting the mods for closing the sub in the first place…
The API helps in that you can make stuff to help out moderation but it also allows people to make and maintain third party apps that don't suck ass. It also helps ad blockers and identifying bots and with the absurd price would put a unnecessary paywall around those.
As for why the mods are getting blasted: the worst thing that can happen to the average redditor is a small inconvenience. Reddit as a whole is extremely neoliberal when it comes to any kind of actual impact it can do to big corporations
@@michaelgjrjvebs The dilemna is of course *over* ads, either you have ads and thus have to constantly attack adblockers or you run subscriptions, because otherwise you dont have a source of income.
@@michaelgjrjvebs The Ad Blockers are probably what caused this - Reddit wants to go public, IPO and all. That means, for the first time in 13 Years, they have to show that they can make money.
Ads on Reddit have a history of being laughably terrible, from a monetary perspective. I think the logic is to get as many eyes as possible on them, thus now charging for the API.
Unless someone wants to argue that they make a profit off Reddit Gold alone, which lul Cope Harder. Reddit has been coasting for years on getting rounds of Venture Capital Investments, and now that that gravy train has run dry they might be screwed, for better or for worse…
the apollo app developer addressed the "reddit needs to make money" point already in a big post (the post is pinned in r/apolloapp, it has a Lot of other useful info too), they would've been able to handle it if the prices were reasonable and if reddit actually gave any heads-up to prepare, but now theyre SOL
also, worth noting: a lot of the decisions spez has made seem to be out of spite, rather than practicality, and he lied about what the apollo dev said... its really not good
also, ive used a third party app (rif/reddit is fun) for 3 or 4 years, i honestly would've never installed a reddit app on my android phone if i didn't find out about rif, its just so much better than the default app (one example: it has a setting that makes it display markers when you load a new page of posts, which makes it FAR easier to avoid getting trapped in infinite scroll hell)
@@eden3669 Despite my posts, I’m not trying to defend any decisions by Reddit - everyone involved in this situation as far as Reddit and it’s Mods are idiots. let them fight, I’ll just sit back and laugh - but I can see both sides of it.
I’m just waiting to see which blinks first, and who decides to go full “Fuck it” and delete a subreddit outright over possibly losing Mod Status.
"Thats a nice back and forth we got going"
This hand goes crazy
i haven’t been living under a rock, i’ve been smoking them
duelingbook time baby
I agree with RockmanX here. Reddit was a repository of a lot of niche information since all the hobbyist forums died and google doesn’t actually work anymore. The community does suck but the internet will be even worse without it…
Banger song
Bold of you to assume they were ever in check
Oh no how will u find validation now
Not like he ever needed it
THE REDDIT HAS FALLEN
I don't understand the reddit thing. I just use it on my mobile browser and never use or downloaded the app.
Twitter user talks about twitter death while scrolling twitter. Classic
GOOD!!
How is twitter going next???
Still got tumblr BAYBEEEEE
2:54 huh infinitesimally worse isn't that much worse
I think we can all agree that the golden age of the internet was around 2009. It has been downhill from there.
2009-early 2014ish. The internet was new enough it was starting to solve serious problems but not old enough to start causing new ones
2007 - 2016 was amazing
pretty much, internet wild west and all that. It was all advanced enough that it wasn't all irc chatrooms, but not advanced to the point where the internet is just like 10 websites owned by 5 companies and nothing else. Everything was done for passion not profit, people would just sit on forums talking about hobbies without someone trying to be an influencer, You had creators like the AVGN making content saying whatever he wanted without feeling the need to hold back to get advertisers. You never know you're in the good old days until they are over
@@Hexie094 the criticism i suppose would be the intense mass misogyny and so on that was universal, though im still nostalgic for everything else. i am a man tho.
Suckoff Series confirmed?
Answer to the yugioh and in bed post: "You don't have the foot fetish one's do you?"
I left Twitter because It feels so toxic that It was making me actually sick
MBT moving over to tumblr when
Pooping as I watch this
There is NO WAY someone commented "derp" on a Facebook post in 2023
My Dad and Mom are a lot shorter than me, I'm 6'2
This all started when Microsoft bought Minecraft from notch they didn't even know what API was notch had to explain it to them fast forward to now when every marketing company was heavily investing in API control
good
Combo internet and brain damage Tik tok
This is the most millennial video I have ever watched
0:44 wrong it's always been 4chan even when it's not it's still 4chan
Discord going up in fire means nothing to me because I'm still using IRC in 2023.
With state-enforced homosexuality, we may finally, at long last, get the Suck Off Series.
Logan hall spitting facts
Trump: "No Joe, you've gotta be the one to do it. I'm telling you man, I'm all for it I love the gays but you're gonna have to receive man, you know it'll prolly feel really nice I gotta respect you now here on stage, grampy gumjobs, ready for some sloppy. Go on Joe, let's do this dance."
@Halquexillia Fajehezuraijahh
Probably doing a copypasta from some AI -made video about Trump and Joe Biden
Don't understand what it has to do with the video though
@@halquexilliafajehezuraijah4617 you didn't watch the entire video 😂 he did the thing about how Trump and Joe would have to prove they are gay.
I hate them both, I just don't see how you can't find Trump the top and Joe the bottom, their energies match the roles way too perfectly respectively.
@@totalwartimelapses6359 17:05 king, it's okay I don't expect most people to stomach more than three consecutive minutes of MonoBlueCheck
I am glad Twitter and reddit are dying as platforms. They are not good for people.
Reddit overall has been a boon for a lot of communities, what are you talking about?
The amount of information you can get from it and tge ability to just ask people from a concentrated community about a specific thing is very helpful
@@nobodyuwu3970 yeah it's one of the easiest way to get access to information, discuss specific topics you are interested in or just scroll down to read memes.
@@nobodyuwu3970 its also one of the most aggressively moderated platform, artificially curated feed, and most prone to breed degenerate communities.
@@reservationatdorsias3215 ehh, tbh I know some worse community breeding grounds, that's just the internet
(also degeneracy is subjective, especially how "bad" degeneracy is)
The artificially curated feed, I eman taht'S also basically just any online olatform
They promote what's popular and safe for advertisers.
That is basically also the reason for the aggressive moderation (also how the sub reddits are moderated is mostly controlled by the sub reddits, so that'S not a 'reddit' problem)
@@nobodyuwu3970Idk how I'll live without "Am I the asshole for being the asshole" posts, fr
I actually like the Twitter changes 😊
reddit's death is pretty bad and not just cause google results are garbage SEO ai article but also cause it was one of the better resources for trans info from diy hrt to which doctors in which areas are safe and effective for trans people to just how to format important medical letters. It would honestly be quite horrible for it to die out even if most of reddit is bad, the good parts are pretty necessary tbh.
Fed-Feminization
ayo why the fuck does the white cis man know tttt lore
what's wrong with discord? why is reddit so bad? why is mbt not playing some of the ace attorney games? I have no idea what's happening
They are making a 2nd ace attorney bundle game for apollo justice so 4-6 get a PC release which is why mbt isnt playing them yet(he played 4 a year ago).
I have her blocked because shes a blue check. BASED
Yeah I can see Reddit dying but twitter feels like a Phonix
This Tony Zaret interview is like a genius verified but for cringe content.
😂
nah reddit and tumblr are unironically really good
idc about reddit dying i just want twitter dead. i can care less about reddit i'd prefer them both dead and bring back myspace
Couldnt be happier to see Reddit and Discord go. Sites that champion “trust and safety”, go full scorched earth on anything they disagree politically, yet are completely incapable/unwilling to fix their nonce-problem. Elon or someone as crazy as him needs to buy Reddit and make the names of the power mods public.
I don't know, getting brought out by the buddy of Epstine and Maxwell might not be the best cure to solve a nonce-problem
profile pic checks out
American Psycho pfp and complaining about not having their political views accepted, name a more iconic duo.
bewildering replies, but then i remembered im on a MBT video 🗿
Well lots of yugitubers pick (and unnecessarily announce) the belief that'd get them sponsors from the "good guys", so be ready for the ride if you choose to stick around
Any poopers in chat?
The loss of Reddit is honestly quite bad just because it's a very good open Community generally especially when it comes to just giving information to people or having the ability to find people who have similar interests to you when it comes to different subjects
Reddit is perfectly fine for the most part
The only thing I hate about it is the upvote/downvote system which leads to a rapid creation of echo chambers
Most people hate on Twitter and Reddit because **shocker** there are bad/dumb people on them
Jee it's almost like real life has bad/dumb people too, whom you'd run into if you socialized with people in real life, as much as you do with strangers online
@@totalwartimelapses6359 imma see the biggest reason you run into more bad dumb people online is because you run into more people online than you do in real life
@@gayjebus4079
Yes and people just don't understand that and think people are somehow exclusively worse on a SPECIFIC platform...like not even the internet as a whole, just specific platforms like Twitter
And I'm always like "do you guys think people are better on other platforms? If the answer is no, then maybe it's time to realize bad people exist online because they exist in real life"
@@totalwartimelapses6359 mind you I will at least say that Reddit has a terrible history when it comes to the people in charge of it considering the one who's currently enacting this dumb change was a moderator on a pedophile subreddit called jailbait
r/masterduel actually helped me get back into the game, and it's been a continual source for both memes and useful information. If reddit comes down, then oh well.