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Judging by your username, you left Reddit when they did the API changes, but aren't really sure where you've ended up. Kudos for that! Seems like you've stuck to your principles.
I left Reddit because you can't comment anything there. REMOVED, REMOVED, REMOVED, BANNED. Fuck that place
Looking at your comments here, I can see why that was happening to you on reddit.
You can't stop freedom of speech. As long as I'm not insulting anyone (who isn't insulting me) me and anyone else should be allowed to say whatever the hell I want. And Reddit used to be like that before everything got so controlled
Just because you can say whatever you want doesn't mean anyone has to listen or like it.
Exactly you don't have to like it, just ignore it
You canβt say whatever the hell you want, actually. For example, βNo bigotry - including racism, sexism, ableism, homophobia, transphobia, or xenophobia.β
Modern society sees everything offensive nowadays... oh, that's racist. Oh, that's sexist... common