Wtf is Reddit Pro?
Wtf is Reddit Pro?
Might be, totally forgot about this. I also didn’t mean it in a bd way. Even if they just felt a change is needed, it’s warranted. Better make a game you love making
Didn’t they start working on one but cncelled because they were just not feeling it?
Thanks! Exactly what I was looking for. Don’t ise wayback machine much so the option never occured to me.
Yeah, I believe thas the comment thread I mean, but couldn’t find it :(
In case you’d decide to make it, you can promote it at !newcommunities@lemmy.world.
Also great one to be subscribed to.
!newcommunities@lemmy.world is mighty useful to be subscribed to. Also !trendingcommunities@feddit.nl
To start up, I also just browsed All and checked out communities that sounded interesting.
https://lemmyverse.net/ for targeted community search.
So you can basically cash out if I understad you correctly?
Honestly, as I said, I knly know the basics. From what I know about it, at face value and in vacuum, it sounds usable - with the environmental negatives. So more or less, you understood me correctly I think. I may’ve not been too clear, because I only have basic understanding of it - never looked too deep into it.
Maybe (probably) there are more inherent negatives to it that I don’t know about. Maybe the environmental ones just stuck with me because I understand those.
Not an expert but overall yes, the technology seems like a good idea, it’s what it was/is most used that gives it bad rep. The most inhetently bad thing about it might be the environmental unfriendliness with the energy used needed for the verifications and stuff (though there are alternatives to it I think)
But I don’t know much about it beyond the basics, so might be wrong.
Maybe I get downvoted because I’m wrong. Or mayne because I wasn’t inherently negative about blockchain and since it is mostly asociated with NFTs and similar scams, people just automatically hate it. If it’s the former, I deserve it - but would love for someone to say so and explain if that’s the case.
Community Points represent a way for Redditors to own a piece of their favorite communities. […] They can even be used in custom tools outside of Reddit and on other platforms.
How the fuck would this work, I wonder? I tried to read through some but it makes little sense to me. It sounds like putting karma on blockchain and making it into a currency acting as reddit gold.
Rest is just regular cryptobro talk formulated so that Reddit looks like it cares about communities - or am I missing something?
This has to be some kind of record, right?