darkkite

thanks. exactly my point

https://www.forbes.com/sites/ianshepherd/2024/08/21/cristiano-ronaldo-smashes-records-with-massive-youtube-channel-launch/

you can thank the non-paying youtube members who made post like this possible

absolutely zero value to YouTube this is not true. non-paying users will like, comment, share to others making the platform more popular. and if they're ads were less intrusive they would actually be more likely to be shown.

half of the websites are google-owned

there's dozens of gaming subreddits already though. like truegaming or something else. i don't think many existing subreddits will do this. i do think nsfw creators will paywall their posts

however if reddit goes that route i hope OF sues apple/google. I don't like how some nsfw apps like reddit or x are allowed but others aren't

bots take resources to serve just like any regular user

rip sex cards

Imagine everyone creating their own versioning system because they don’t like githubs frontend.

I have no problem with that if they offer something new to the space

they look ugly. plane looks like linear which is a win in my book

they got stories?

From lemmy when i try to subscribe it just says pending?

I'm not sure. I've worked at companies using amplitude and hotjar that can record all click event and sessions on web

Each subreddit has different moderation requirements, small nuances that change how a Subreddit has to be Moderated.

Good point. I was mostly thinking in moderation in terms of abuse and breaking site-wide rules. One challenge would be if there's a rule against posting spoilers without tags, how would the LLM know if they're spoiling the movie without the script in the training data.

Reddit has only a low percentage of power Mods and they probably don’t involve themselves into this issue. https://www.reddit.com/r/ModCoord/comments/1401qw5/incomplete_and_growing_list_of_participating/

There's over 100 million users in all of these subreddits, this can't be ignored and mainstream news will cover this more

Long-term i believe human moderators for the largest subreddits will be a target for automation while trying to scale this to the entire site.