/r/conspiracytheories is the place to discuss every aspect of conspiracy theorism, from theories and current events to debunkings and popular culture. General Rules Personal attacks, threats of violence/abusive language, or bigotry in any form will not be tolerated. Obey the … Read more
Google använder cookies och data för att leverera och underhålla våra tjänster – till exempel att spåra avbrott och skydda mot spam, bedrägerier och otillåten användning registrera målgruppsengagemang och webbplatsstatistik så att vi kan analysera hur våra tjänster används Om … Read more
At Reddit, one thing we think about every day is how we can make it easier for people to find and engage in communities, content, and conversations. Over the last year, we’ve been steadily improving and updating our search experiences … Read more
Every week or twice a week, you will come across a post on HackerNews that Google is dying or Google is awful. There are some valid points to some of their arguments. However, I don’t see Google going anywhere anytime … Read more
Posted earlier about an account of mine having been suspended with no apparent reason (at least of posting rules breaking), then other two which I had in the past, for testing. As I was/am traveling at present, I used VPN … Read more
Reddit app is seen on a smartphone in this illustration taken, July 13, 2021. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration Register now for FREE unlimited access to reuters.com Register Dec 16 (Reuters) – Social media platform Reddit said on Wednesday it had confidentially filed … Read more
Reddit is a platform that both celebrates and benefits from users innovating on Reddit itself, and we want to take that innovation to the next level. Our users have already done so much with the simple tools we’ve given them. … Read more
Many popular Reddit pages have gone private today, protesting against what they believe to be censorship on the site. Subreddits ranging from r/Music to r/AmongUs have now become a private community due to their belief that the company is censoring mention of … Read more
In an interview with “Axios on HBO,” Reddit CEO Steve Huffman said the company supports pornography on its platform, as long as it’s not exploitative. Why it matters: Most other social media platforms — such as Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and … Read more