A demographic majority will vary depending on the population from which it is measured. Do they assume US demographics when determining who is a minority?
More needs to be made of how the left is actually bringing institutional racism into practice.
Easy. It'll be based on the ratios and splits of........... the USA!The majority in what scope? Globally? All Reddit users? Users for a particular subreddit? Or just at Reddit's discretion so they can editorialise their platform?
I. Fucking. Wonder.
No thats not what it says.In short, fuck whites.
Silly its not white people. If your a white women your safe. If your white but gay your safe. If your a liberal or leftist your safe.
This will only be applied to conservatives. And Jews. Because some how jews make up the majority.
pssst reddit was always trash
It was simply blessed with subreddit communities that would've otherwise existed on their own boards and on amateur blogs in other parts of the internet.
Why else do you think GAF is growing? People will drain out of the "hubs" as they become more constrictive on speech. There's no reason to be on reddit if all your favorite subreddits have been banned except two. There's no reason to be on reddit if you have to walk on eggshells.It makes me wonder when people are going to start learning how to setup their own boards and get them hosted privately. For a small, niche board that might only get a couple hundred posts per day, it wouldn't be terrible expensive to operate. It's weird to see how people on the internet today much prefer to use existing systems rather than make their own place to do stuff from scratch.
It makes me wonder when people are going to start learning how to setup their own boards and get them hosted privately
Why else do you think GAF is growing? People will drain out of the "hubs" as they become more constrictive on speech. There's no reason to be on reddit if all your favorite subreddits have been banned except two. There's no reason to be on reddit if you have to walk on eggshells.
There's no reason to be on any internet platform if you have to walk on eggshells. Folks are snapping out of their stupor and remembering this simple fact.
Already happening all the time
Where specifically? Not a dig, I want data to see what's happening out there.
It ebbs and flows, and it happens in stages. The hubs sucked up a lot of traffic, and now the hubs are draining out, mostly back into those same forums and websites. New websites will show up and old ones will die.Yeah, but people have the luxury of falling back on a pre-existing board when it comes to NeoGAF. The same could be said for RPG Codex and a handful of other long-running boards. That's a very different thing than having to make one from scratch because a person's favorite subreddit has gone to shit, or it may be fine, but some people don't want to use reddit on principle. A sizable chunk of the population is pretty lazy and will hold their nose while wading into a sub-optimal site rather than creating a new forum on their own. I'd love to see the triumphant return of VBulletin (or whatever software it is people use to make their own boards) but that will take quite some time happen.
The same could be said for people making their own web sites in general. It was far more common 15-20 years ago, but virtually unheard of today. People would rather use existing platforms like YouTube, Twitch, Twitter, and so forth to create content knowing full well the increasingly restrictive environments they are entering. They just want a place to slap up ready-made content without doing even a little heavy lifting to set it up. Hell, I'd be happy if people just started making more NeoCities sites. It's the spiritual successor to GeoCities, requires minimal web development knowledge (can even use a WYSIWYG editor if one wants), and it opens the door to people making whatever sort of site they want. It's still on a platform, but the sites there are all over the place, and hopefully get people thinking about what it's like to make a site from the ground up, even a very simple one. It's the sort of thing that I hope will get people thinking, "Fuck it, I'll make my own site" eventually rather than being forever reliant on massive omni-present platforms.
For every NeoGAF out there, there are plenty more massive voids that won't be easily filled, but I hope eventually a few people will come around and make their own solutions on their own terms rather than use the Reddits, YouTubes, and Twitters of the world to get their ideas out there.
I am totally on board with the spirit of your post and your positivity about the internet. I too think everyone should have a simple site or blog and post their thoughts, or post their creative endeavors. It's not really that hard to set it up (far easier than it used to be). The problem is finding like-minded people. The internet has been railroaded by the search engines and by "affiliate networks".
RedditHub
I loved sifting through some sites' links pages because I found a lot of neat stuff in the far flung corners of the internet. A modern search engine would never point me towards those sort of sites.