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Der Sub bei Rediit r/Laesterschwestern muss dringenden gesperrt und verboten werden. Es kann nicht sein, dass dieser Sub regelmäßig gegen das Grundgesetz von Deutschland verstößt und der Meinung ist Lügen, Unwahrheiten und Hetze gegen erfolgreiche Leute zu posten. Reddit bzw, Einzelne Subs müssen in Deutschland verbannt und verboten werden! Ich hatte nur unter einem Beitrag von einem Hetzer geschrieben "Genauso wie Du," Das hat zu einem dauerhaften Bann gegen mich von den unwürdigen Subbetreiber geführt. Der Schreiberling hat mich dann noch beleidigt und wurdevon den Subbetreiber nicht verbannt! Inzwischen finde ich den Beitrag nicht mehr, wahrscheinlich weil ich den Schreiberling bei Reddit direkt gemeldet habe und er wahrscheinlich nun eine Sperre seitens Reddit erhalten hat und der Beitrag nun gelöscht wurde bzw. offline gestellt wurde. PS: Ich kann Beiträge auf dem Sub noch lesen und voten aber nicht mehr kommentieren und die Kommentare voten. PSS: Ich werde mich nun an viele Leute gegen die dort gehetzt wird und Unwahrheiten verbreitet wird wenden, damit die gegen den Subbetreiber vorgehen können. Der Subbetreiber hat wahrscheinlich immer noch nicht kapiert, dass das Internet kein rechtsfreier Raum ist! Gegen solche Leute muss immer vorgegangen werden, ansonsten werden sie nie kapieren, dass das Internet kein rechtsfreier Raum ist!!! Auch Reddit als Plattformbetreiber muss sich an deutsche Gesetze halten, ansonsten müssten sie ihre Plattform für Deutschland unzugänglich machen.

The most abusive social network where only populist opinions reign supreme and everything else is banned

Before 2024 I used Reddit like a platform about everything. Just now it's like an agitation instrument with tones of bots and other stuff. Cannot understand why it works like that now, very sad :( I was in love with their crypto topic, but all my friends moved to discord.

Reddit is the best example of a great thing consistently destroying what makes it good. The updates make everything less accessable, the ui Changes make no sense. The longer this app exists the worse it gets.

Website is so SO clunky. I joined Reddit solely because a piece of info came my way (not via Reddit) that I wanted to comment on (CONSTRUCTIVE and carefully considered criticism, actually) and just gave up. Life's too short. And I'm not overimpressed by the content either.

Lots of good content on Reddit and the website works fine. Reddit moderators themselves seem okay from what I've seen. However, there's a fundamental flaw with Reddit's design. It's like Discord but public. The people who moderate Subreddits can literally ban whoever they want, whenever they want, for any reason. Unsurprisingly plenty of them are authoritarian fascists who see freedom of expression as a threat to their opinions they want to force on others. So the moderators of r/Britain have banned me permanently for stating that it is more likely boat migrants are coming to the UK for the economy, as refugees don't travel across the world to dangerously try to enter a country that doesn't accept them. If Britain was invaded, we wouldn't smuggle ourselves to Cambodia to be put into a prison. An entirely reasonable and unhateful statement. Another subreddit r/therewasanattempt with "ACAB" (an anarchist hate slogan) in the rules banned me for being apalled by a video of several men attacking a lone police officer making an arrest and commending a female officer for stepping in the way. And there is NOTHING you can do. I can't report a Subreddit for being run by an anarchist hate group and I can't ask Reddit to dispute the ban (that would cost them money). If you want free discussion Reddit does not offer that, it is a collection of private echo chambers open to the public where you must comply with what the few moderators enforce. This results in a poor experience using Reddit, because you can suddenly be banned from posting on your favourite subreddits forever purely because some insecure fascist doesn't like you or your opinions.

Lately I started my calisthenics journey as I spend most of my time sitting on my computer, I needed to start taking care of my health. I found an amazing workout routine for beginners on Reddit and today when I wanted to access it I found that the Subreddit with more than 3.5million members is closed because they are boycotting Reddit next decision on API access. It seems that Reddit is going to start charging some crazy money for API access which is going to kill a lot of third party apps that Subreddit moderators rely on to make their job easier. I agree with them, this is a very bad move by Reddit. It's a great place to get info but it looks like they are going to ruin it.

reddit can be useful sometimes because you can find answers to things on it. its like a forum for everything. but the problem is i cant say anything without the post getting taken down! mostly good but also very bad