Before i got banned on reddit it seemed like they where really pushing their automatic moderators and you would get shadow banned, or just straight up banned for even mentioning things like Israel.

Also more and more of reddit is just straight up becoming llms posts, and manufactured subreddits made only to sway Google’s ai search results. If its not that its bots asking questions to ask reddit or where ever to train their llms.

Reddit is not for human beings.

Quality has been dropping kinda sharply for a while now in all the major communities. Smaller more niche and professional communities seem to be less affected.

If that’s the case, I wonder if #Reddit announcing they’d kill #RSS, killing Old Reddit, and demanding login and registration verification has anything to do with it.

Not just you. A couple months ago there was a week long event which should have had its subreddit absolutely hopping. Like, dozens and dozens of posts and hundreds of comments, more than you could keep up with during the course of the event. Tens of thousands of subscribers.

Instead, maybe a couple dozen posts total, and a few comments each. Easy to catch up with in ten minutes back at the hotel. I don’t know if everybody got banned, or if people are just fed up with reddit.

I came over to lemmy a couple days ago when r/all redirected me to my homepage. I want to see what everyone is doing, not what the algorithm decides for me.

Idk, I stopped going there a few months ago. And I can’t even lurk there without an account anymore. So I truly have no idea.

What are the subs you visit the most?

The only one I really visit anymore is a niche sub for /r/starcitizen and it doesn’t seem to have declined in activity.

I visit a just a few subs daily through Redlib, they seem normal enough.