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The Reddit Protest Is Finally Over. Reddit Won.
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this post was submitted on 05 Aug 2023
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She was the one who worked with r/AmA and was the liaison with all of the celebrities doing AmAs and was frequently the one actually doing the posting from my understanding.
I enjoyed their celebrity AMAs.
(Ugh. My first day on lemmy and it’s about Reddit-which I haven’t been on for months. I’ll see myself out.)
Edit: Didn’t mean this to sound like disappointment. Was saying I sound like a cliché.
Of course it is, you've barely scratched the surface, and a lot of that is still kinda trauma bonding. But stick around and dig in a little deeper, it's a wonderful place.
I most definitely will. I’ve been on kbin and mastodon mostly since the reddout, a bit on squabbles. I plan to stay here.
Wait! Don't go! This is actually a very small part of the fediverse experience. Give it a chance. :)
Oh no. Sorry, I was chastising myself.
Got it. Sorry for misreading. In that case, welcome and enjoy your stay! :)