reddit removing mods from subreddits
reddit removing mods from subreddits
As some subreddits continue blackouts to protest Reddit's plans to charge high prices for its API, Reddit has informed the moderators of those...
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To anyone still on Reddit and/or moderates a sub, I would recommend deleting all of your content. Reddit is going to continue making money off of whatever you post, even if it's helpful. If you're worried about preservation, submit your content through an archiver. Don't let them continue to make money off of you when you are not valued. Down with corporate overlords.
There are reports of them already restoring deleted content, too. They have zero respect for their users' autonomy.
Edit: Someone started a thread about it here
Just checked my account and all of my posts and comments are back. :[
No way. Can anyone else confirm of their old user data is back? This is a huge low by Reddit
I think this is also, like, illegal? At least I the EU
Make sure the press hears about this. We're still ranting about spez editing comments years after the fact; not only disobeying a user's wishes, but violating the law?. That's a whole other kettle of fish.
Just checked my account and it's still deleted
I deleted everything last week and it remains deleted.
Not sure if it's what happened, but remember that content in private subreddits isn't on your profile and thus cannot be deleted.
When it opens back up, your content will now appear on your profile. (Run it again as-needed)
Some of the comments are on a sub that I know specifically did not go dark or private during the protest, so I don't think it is solely from that. I'm going to do it again with a different program, and I will continue to do it until someone leaves it alone. Right now the reddit admin are on alert, but eventually they'll stop paying attention.
You could try editing all the posts/comments instead - even possibly doing it a few times. I doubt whatever intern they got to start undeleting user data is going to be very thorough and won't look through several edits
That's a good idea.
@fear @dope @generalEdo Are they even allowed to do that with the GDPR protecting EU citizens? :think:
GDPR protects personal information like age, name, nationality, face or likness. Sadly it dosent protects content as far as I know. However if I'm mistaken I'm open to be corrected
Lol, it's like Spez is trying to act like Elon Musk at this point...
Not that I don't believe you, but can you source that?
I deleted every post and comment before deleting my account entirely earlier today. You're right. The only way to stop Reddit from profiting off us is to not only leave, but burn our content down on the way out the door.
I nuked all three of my accounts, each with thousands of comments. Fuck reddit.
Double check, they restored my deleted comments and posts.
just checked and yup, mine have also been restored - on an account I nuked about 6 months ago. I’ve deleted the account so I can’t even remove them again.
Thank you reddit for forcing me off your platform and not having to deal with your shitty app anymore.
EU-citizens might have some leverage under the "right to be forgotten"?
Do you think spez knows what an EU is?
I just got done doing just that. I refuse to let Reddit profit off of my content when they treat their community like this