Bust a nut beat OSU Penn State shirt

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No, I think it’s over. Been a fun ride y’all, but Reddit just signed its own death certificate. Hope to see you all on the Bust a nut beat OSU Penn State shirt and I love this next wave… I’m in complete agreement. The libel against Apollo’s dev, disproven with receipts, was the moment that galvanized this for me. Reddit is probably not very good for my mental health, anyway. I love to read, and it’s much more uplifting than correcting someone who’s wrong on the Internet. I’m nuking my entire comment history as soon as I get the DM from Reddit that my personal data is ready to download. Did you read the Apollo dev’s post? Reddit said they will reopen subs if necessary to ensure the site keeps running. (Yes they also said they respect the right to protest, but they’ve lied about a lot of things.) Third Party Apps have always been a vast minority of users. Granted, that’s according to Reddit, so who really knows. I guess we’ll see what happens. I really don’t think Reddit will drop dramatically since there’s no real “drop in” replacement. I think the quality will drop further though. Just in the last 6 months the comments seem dumber and the echo chamber effect even stronger.

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Most of the Bust a nut beat OSU Penn State shirt and I love this people who will leave will be from the group that make the comments that are the scaffold the jokes and memes and “this” comments hang off of. Dont forget that moderators are disproportionately 3rd party app users. Strap in for a(n even more) spambot-riddled wasteland when too many of them check out Third Party Apps have always been a vast minority of users. Granted, that’s according to Reddit, so who really knows. They have previously said that API access (third party app users) was small enough that not including them at all in subreddit traffic stats wasn’t a real issue. The site will surely maintain lots of daily users, especially in the short term. What is unknown IMO is how many of those leaving are “power” users who generate the kind of interesting content that makes reddit a site worth visiting over something shittier like Facebook or buzzfeed. Or how content will degrade over time with the lack of proper mod tools. The way I see it the real payoff to these shenanigans is a year or two down the line when relevant content really starts to age and newly created content becomes less and less quality. By that time they’ll have made their money off the IPO and ridden into the sunset with the burning rubble behind them, so I’m sure they’re not all that concerned.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.