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Reddit banned Paul McCartney over phone-free concert photos post in their subreddit
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this post was submitted on 30 Mar 2026
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How does that biowaste bin fire still have users who can read and write?
Because there are still a lot of content creators, especially in the technology field.If the process of sharing code and projects and receiving feedback took place on another platform, nobody would use Reddit.That's my only reason.
The other night I was watching John Stewart and he made an interesting comment. He said that reddit only recently became usable because it was too gross before. Insane especially from him
reddit got worst with all the AI/botting spamming, and reddit banning people, why does he think it got better ?
That whole API shitshow didn’t help…
Jon liked the censorship.
probably has due with being critical of israel no doubt, i notice he acted very strangely when people started to critcized israel.
whoever has the most users has most of the users. until they decide they don't have any users, they will continue to have this true statement be correct constantly