Firefox@midwest.socialtoTechnology@beehaw.org•Reddit is blocking logins on mobile for some users, asking them to use the official Reddit appEnglish
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1 year agoThis is a good summary of whats going on and why the mods are striking.
This is a good summary of whats going on and why the mods are striking.
Honestly seems like a lot of major sites are imploding. Stackoverflow’s mods are striking, Twitter is on a downward spiral and likely to go bankrupt this year, Reddit is axing itself, etc.
It’ll be interesting to see what ends up happening to the internet after. I think a return to more niche forums or community-run things like lemmy is unlikely to be fully mainstream, but I think enough folks will shake off the major platforms onto these to get them really active.
I’m just not really sure what those other ways to make money could be. Other than monetizing a service outright via a subscription or selling a product to the users, I don’t really see a good way for online social media to be revenue neutral or positive.