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  Helen of Troy Adjacent (@mfromvenus) reported 11 minutes ago

  @agatanahiuktena *sighs* I’ll have to hunt that information down. I bet Reddit has answers lmao

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  Chichi (@chichi_infinity) reported 13 minutes ago

  @Yavette7 Months. But the demons would attack anyone who brought it up, and consistently tried to take the Reddit page down that leaked this info. They even doxxed people in that sub. It was a whole thing.

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  Sports Commentary & pointing out idiots (@DallorJall68120) reported 16 minutes ago

  @kangminlee Reddit is an absolute cesspool. It's terrible to bring it here.

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  kiwi 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️ (@enzyyme_) reported 16 minutes ago

  @aMementox This is what they did on reddit when they closed the API down. "Let's black out the site for one day!" There was an internal email leaked saying "they're only doing this for one day just continue as normal" and absolutely nothing changed.

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  Alex Younger (@AlextheYounga) reported 21 minutes ago

  I believe social media content curation algorithms have been one of the largest drivers towards insanity, degradation of character, and nihilism. The only way to denounce an idea is to amplify it. This is now gamified to a point of constant mental **** through rage baiting, of which we have no downregulation mechanism. I think this has warped many young minds towards the assumption that it's just always been this way, that this just how people work, which can't be further from the truth. Social pressures still existed in the early onboarding of the internet that filtered out this behavior, but also many platforms actually had downvote buttons which were slowly removed as social media companies, advertisers, and governments realized they could do major market manipulation by simply forcing a brand or narrative down the throats of their users, who were helpless to fight back. Gradually, everyday antisocial people realized they could capitalize on this system, of forcing a narrative by which the masses could only condemn through promotion. There is nothing natural about this behavior. It says nothing about the actual motivations or intentions of most people. It is simply that we have designed a stupid, short-sighted algorithm that incentivizes ragebaiting demoralization by people with high antisocial traits. It incentivizes uncooperative behavior, infighting, gaslighting, and prevents any stable organization of people. It was the only way that insane woke ideologies were able to propagate in the last decade. Social media is the only place where freaks can be seen as anything but freaks. Without these algorithms, there is absolutely no way these ideologies would have been able to propagate to the extent that they did. The solution is actually very simple but is not in the interest of the powers that be: an unmolested downvote button. Reddit was not always a communist haven and required an obfuscation of the downvote button and cartelization of subreddits for it to become a communist haven. YouTube was a beautiful, more wholesome place before the removal of the downvote button and did not suffer from the same pathologies we see today. The platforms themselves clearly bring about weird incentive systems, but there is simply no way this constant mental **** would have survived in a ~pre-2012 internet. If simple social downregulation mechanisms would have been carried over from polite society into the internet, the world would be an entirely different place.

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  the olandria of my season (@derintheestalli) reported 24 minutes ago

  the concept of an ex ola fan referring to reddit theories as “the problem” and “the message” let me just laugh

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  sigma capitalist (@phithetasigma) reported 24 minutes ago

  Did a quick sweep of my X wall to see what's trending and saw a few accounts pumping $RDDT Reddit I don't know if people realize that Reddit *was* great as a data scraping ground for AI labs (initially, then with licensing agreements) due to its pool of human-generated content which these labs require to train their models/NLP capabilities However, the situation has since evolved. The advanced/frontier AI labs are now more focused on highly curated content - and are willing to pay for specialized domain knowledge/data work. Platforms like Mercor are thriving because of this For AI startups, they can now bootstrap training/fine-tuning using synthetic data (like TML's Inkling using Chinese open models) Those who say, well, there're data integrity issues with AI training on AI But the counterargument is, the internet is increasingly filled with AI-generated content and what's more, we now have agent swarms generating/iterating data loops Not only is signal-to-noise ratio shifting rapidly, we'll soon be unable to discern between authentic human-generated content vs AI ones My view is public forums like Reddit are soon going to be what they're initially set out to be - mostly for fun and entertainment purposes. Somewhere you doom-scroll mindlessly after a long work day lol Similarly for Discord. Arguably, they are better positioned given their community vibes with dedicated spaces/whatnot but from what I understand, they are facing real monetization difficulties. I believe they have been/are trying to IPO but I think it's gonna be a tough sell

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  James Shields (@scaling_shields) reported 30 minutes ago

  met a guy making $51,000/month by scraping reddit for the phrase "anyone got recommendations for" and emailing the posters within 2 hours not joking he opens reddit every morning runs a search on 8 subreddits in his niche finds people who just publicly asked for exactly what he sells and emails them while the post is still on the front page reply rate: 23% average cold email: 0.3% his is 76x higher because these people literally just raised their hand in public saying "please take my money" heres the exact phrases he searches every morning: "anyone got recommendations for [service]" "alternative to [competitor]" "looking for a good [service]" "got burned by [company], where do i go now" "has anyone used [company] — are they worth it" every one of these is a public declaration of buying intent with a timestamp on it someone posted this 4 hours ago in r/[niche]: "I need [service] urgently. Budget is $15K. Prefer someone who actually knows what theyre doing and isnt sketchy" he saw the post at 9am pulled the username cross referenced linkedin found the email sent this at 10am: "hey [name], saw your post in r/[sub] about needing [service] urgently. we do exactly that — last client we booked 34 qualified calls in a month. free 15 min call?" reply at 10:11am call at 2pm signed $15K contract by 4pm 7 hours from public reddit post to signed deal from reading reddit in the morning this is the process: step 1: find the 5-10 subreddits where your buyers hang out step 2: run searches for "recommendation" "alternative to" "looking for" "anyone use" in those subreddits every morning step 3: filter for posts under 4 hours old with clear buying intent step 4: pull the username → cross reference linkedin → find their email step 5: send a 2 line email referencing their EXACT post step 6: warm call every positive reply within 30 minutes thats it last month: - 187 reddit posts scraped - 164 emails found (90% find rate) - 38 positive replies - 24 booked calls - 11 closes - $4,600 average deal - $50,600 in revenue from reading reddit while eating breakfast heres why this layers perfectly on top of a normal cold email system: your main campaigns are emailing 4,500 cold leads a day building pipeline at scale reddit is a surgical strike on top of that the guy on reddit literally JUST declared their problem hours ago the declaration is the qualifier theres no discovering pain points they posted the problem you showed up with the solution the sales conversation is already 90% done before the call starts its the highest intent cold email you can send because it might not even feel cold they had the problem at 9am you showed up at 10am thats not a cold email thats a well timed introduction and heres the part that should make every cold emailer sick: every single person on this app is scraping apollo fighting over the same 50 million contacts meanwhile reddit has 500 million monthly users posting their exact buying requests in public timestamped organised by niche completely uncontested free nobody in cold email is scraping reddit because nobody thinks of reddit as a lead source they think of it as a place to post memes while angry buyers are literally typing their credit card out loud every single day one of the most profitable lead source on the internet has been sitting there for 15 years organising itself timestamping itself qualifying itself telling you their budget telling you their pain telling you what they just got burned by and agency owners are still writing "hey firstname hope this finds you well" to marketing directors on apollo go open reddit search one of those phrases in a subreddit in your niche youll find 10 hand raisers before your coffee gets cold simples p.s. if youre an agency owner with a proven offer and want us to setup a cold email system that books you 10-30 calls per month - DM me "EMAIL" (you ONLY pay for qualified calls actually booked onto your calendar)

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  sleep_magnets (@sleep_magnets) reported 32 minutes ago

  X has a major problem with censorship. There's a huge difference between promoting violence and making a general observation that certain events are likely to result in violence. Turning into reddit where half of reality can't be discussed because it includes violent outcomes.

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  💖Chelli💖🍎🪷💖Save Ben Solo💖🍎🪷💖 (@pacificwandere1) reported 35 minutes ago

  It'd be v easy to just not make Rey a Palpatine. Aside from completely underming her previous character development, it adds nothing to the story, smacks of being thrown in last minute in the hopes of pleasing reddit, and is an easy fix because Palpatine is a ******* liar lol.

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  Julien | Axyom (@itzs_julien) reported 36 minutes ago

  @Anas_founder go on reddit and look at what people are saying on the problem you identify

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  GunTzu (@GunTzu78) reported 37 minutes ago

  Hey @Reddit ... I was perma-banned instantaneously after posting something because your AI sucks ****. I immediately appealed hours ago and haven't heard jackshit. What a terrible platform you have become.

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  nhuy || 🪽⚙️ (@nhuybutnsfw) reported 40 minutes ago

  @1k_png flashback to that one reddit post in r/a*thermains and how they dissected down to the colors of flowers for their mcbina hints but in that same posts the commenters were all calling snbn yuribait/forced/sister-like 😭 i do understand hoyo's decision, as a business, to pander to

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  The Final Quaalude (@pricelessjordan) reported 41 minutes ago

  @airbagg3d Corny as hell, live action one piece looking ****, terrible CGI even though several studios and proclaimed masters of CGI worked on it, reddit millennials claim it's supposed to look that way on purpose to cope, only 80 minutes long but you can't make it through half the movie.

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  𝗝𝗮𝗺𝗲𝘀 𝗧𝗵𝘂𝗿𝗯𝗲𝗿 🎩 (@JamesAThurber) reported 41 minutes ago

  @BrianRoemmele So glad you said that. I now positively discriminate against any/all of these fake engagement faces. Next on the chopping block for me is the "I did the most dangerous / highest / lowest / cheapest / roughest" thing. Having once worked at Adsense, I can tell you the YT'r journey is an amusing one - and very much like the old domain parking channel. A once pleasant little channel and a Yr'er doing it as a hobby suddenly gets their first Adsense check, and because the algorithm and advertisers haven't yet worked out the channel's value, the PPM pays really nice and they might get $15 ppm. In month 2 maybe it's even higher. Soon the Yt'er starts considering their future earnings based on their growth and current revenue. Nice.. Maybe I can retire in a year or two. Views increase and they excitedly wait for the next check to land, however suddenly the PPM has dropped by half.. Ouch. This is the point that they start analysing and trying to work out why. And they all get it wrong. They chase subs and view rather than appealing to those who are paying them (advertisers). Sadly, the drive to create better content is now gone. They go get themselves an editor from Fivrr and start churning out ever more junk in a desperate attempt to prop up their ever sinking revenue, not realising that it's this very move which is driving their PPM down. They then watch videos and take tips from other YT'ers who all recommend the 'shock and awe' title and the scary face thumbnail, but this too doesn't work. Subscribe to my 2nd channel works well (for a while), until the advertisers spot the familiar junk they know too well and block that channel as well. Fast forward to the endgame and it's just pure spam, $0.40 ppm from mobile phone providers, advertising VPN's in the middle of a stream and asking Reddit whether Vimeo is worth their while.

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  Neville W Bush Kamek, Campeão de Castela (@nwbukbpa) reported 41 minutes ago

  @WayfinderGabe Is that your separatist flag? I support Albertans but man what a terrible reddit flag that is, you better just use your current flag or some new Blue ensign

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  Ale (@Alecaticus) reported 42 minutes ago

  I like the “lost another packer down the toilet” stories on Reddit. If I was going to be a nut, I’d get one of those girl funnels and stand to pee like a man. You’re not being proper fruit loops, girls. I think you can be crazier.

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  Aecu$ (@bigsteph_2nd) reported 44 minutes ago

  @ogebuleszn i’ve been going through a lot of reddit posts this “inauthentic behaviour” na glitch from their system just dey appeal till they manually check your account

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  Welp 🍉 DELTARUNE CH5 SPOILERS (@glorywelpchild) reported 45 minutes ago

  @dailytartaglia1 next time i might make a post for this type of stuff or you can dm me about this on reddit. sorry about any issues once again 🙏

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  A Digital Ergomorph 🌉⏩ 🇺🇸🦅 (@mathepi) reported 46 minutes ago

  @RossKneeDeep a terrible idea...the first step into this place decaying into reddit, but without the channels

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  Rufus Smith (@RufusHavingFun) reported 50 minutes ago

  Media -Opening Who are we?? REDDIT NATION!! What do we want?? NNO MORE TIKTOK AND INSTAGRAM!! When do we want it?? NOW! -Chorus starts Reddit nation yeah we are Together we can go very far Take down tik tok Take down instagram Take down everything we dont give a damn

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  Larry NASCAR (@MrBlockedOff) reported 50 minutes ago

  Got booted from x/TwoXChromosomes for some fun playful deadspin comment. Not even malicious. Hot dog down a hallway. Reddit could simply not show me **** I'm not subscribed to

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  Cyberpunk Sense 👑 (@napoleon21st) reported 53 minutes ago

  Thks is very interesting about who the buyers of the 5% $OSS stake are. I hate the censorship on Reddit so I never got into wall street bet and didn't closely follow the $GME action, but one of the biggest winners from it has now invested a huge stake into $OSS. I invested in it in the same time before earnings and I agree about the perfect timing. One Stop Systems is by no means a "meme stock" and has excellent fundamentals. Last earnings I scored 80% gain and it looked topped so I sold. This time it came down so much right before earnings which is widely expected to be bullish.

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  AWACS Sky Keeper (@HQuarterma43504) reported 54 minutes ago

  @padhleyaarpinka Reddit is down the hall and to the left.

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  DDSBoston.com (@ddsboston24) reported 55 minutes ago

  The hum of the industrial dryer in the basement. It’s 3 AM. I’m not sleeping. I’m staring at a 200-pound bale of pre-consumer textile waste – cut-offs from a factory that *claims* to be sustainable. This is my life. This is the reality of the industry we’re trying to break. They tell you it’s complicated. They tell you it’s expensive. They tell you consumers don't care. They’re wrong. And they’re drowning us in garbage. I saw that question on Reddit. "Favorite sustainable brand with cute clothes?" It's a trap. A Rorschach test for the industry's rot. Because what does "cute" even mean when the garment you're wearing is actively contributing to microplastic pollution or landfill overflow? It means nothing. It’s a distraction. It’s the shiny object that keeps you from seeing the systemic failure. We don't *have* a favorite sustainable brand. We *are* the brand that refuses to compromise. We are the antithesis of the problem. You want cute? Fine. We’ll give you cute. But it will be built on a foundation of radical transparency, not greenwashing. Our “Zero-Latency” Hoodie. That’s the one. It’s a statement. It's the uniform for the post-hype builder, the person who understands that true value isn't in the fleeting trend, but in the enduring quality and the ethical lineage of what they own. It's crafted from 8.3 oz/yd² GOTS-certified organic cotton. That means no toxic pesticides, 95% less water than conventional cotton, and fair treatment for the farmers who grow it. This isn't a feel-good anecdote; it's a GOTS audit trail. We have the receipts. We will show you the receipts. The industry wants you to believe that sustainability is a sacrifice. That you have to choose between looking good and doing good. This is a manufactured dilemma. It's a narrative designed by giants who are too invested in their ***** supply chains to change. They *need* you to think that way. Because if you demand better, if you demand transparency, their entire house of cards collapses. Our hoodie isn't "cute" in the disposable, fast-fashion sense. It’s robust. It has a weight, a texture, a presence that speaks to its intentional creation. The ‘magical moment’ isn't a fleeting aesthetic; it’s the tactile confirmation of quality when you pull it on. It's the quiet confidence of knowing that this garment wasn't made at the expense of a farmer’s health or the planet’s resources. We print on demand. This isn’t a limitation; it’s our ethical advantage. It means we never overproduce. We never have excess inventory that ends up in a landfill because it didn't sell. This is the ‘IKEA Effect’ applied to ethics – you’re not just buying a product; you’re participating in a more intelligent, less wasteful system. You’re part of the solution. The enemy isn't the consumer who buys fast fashion. The enemy is the system that forces that choice. The enemy is the planned obsolescence, the synthetic materials designed to degrade, the opaque supply chains that hide exploitation. We are building our brand to dismantle that system, one meticulously crafted, ethically sourced garment at a time. So, when you ask about my favorite sustainable brand with cute clothes, understand that the question itself is flawed. We don’t aim for “cute.” We aim for enduring. We aim for honest. We aim for a future where the clothes we wear don't cost the earth. The Zero-Latency Hoodie is just the beginning. It's the proof that you can have style, substance, and a clear conscience. Check our Transparency Ledger in bio. See the data. See the truth.

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  Remy Marie (@RemyConfesses) reported 58 minutes ago

  @rBillSimmonsPod This really may be the best take on all do Reddit for any topic. How ******* terrible was will ferrell at the Netflix all star game

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  𝝑𝝔 ASTER DAY (@dearmushitaro) reported 58 minutes ago

  I made a reddit national anthem/rap song, Imk what yall think :) -Opening Who are we?? REDDIT NATION!! What do we want?? NNO MORE TIKTOK AND INSTAGRAM!! When do we want it?? NOW! -Chorus starts Reddit nation yeah we are Together we can go very far Take down tik tok Take down

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  Data Wolf 🐺 (@0xDataWolf) reported 59 minutes ago

  @LefterisJP @rotkiapp You need to astroturf like a user. Something like: I’ve been using rotki over xyz for awhile because it’s (mention top priority USP in a non obvious manner). Never shill. Reddit hates it. Partly because of culture, marketing (ironic), scams. Side note: I once posted a request to get advice for my home made data pipeline for interviews using defillama and r/dataengineering and got shut down lol Due to these structural reasons I generally think Reddit has a trashiest place to get data or read consumer sentiments. Not even sure why AI labs are purportedly paying gazillions of dollars. This problem is pretty rampant.

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  Reboticon (@Reboticant) reported 60 minutes ago

  @callanable into staying? That is interesting. Now its like those 'ask reddit' threads where no matter how minor the issue, 80% are going to say break up.

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  j4nerikk (@j4nerik1) reported 1 hour ago

  @RPlushTimeline Deltarune reddit is notoriously terrible about still treating Kralsei as icky yucky ****** like omg bruh