2026: Revealed: How Substack makes money from hosting Nazi newsletters

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2023: Substack Has a Nazi Problem

I wish they'd sunset this shit

What's a Reddit?

Exactly.

It's one thing for Reddit to be taking action against automated posting and just be doing a shitty job. At least they'd be TRYING to fight against this source of toxic societal corrosion.

It's a whole other kind of immoral to see that their anti-bot activities are simply cover for the enforcement branch of their ad sales department. Bots are not against the rules at all, spamming communities to create false consensus is A-OK with Reddit as long as the check clears.

Fuck Spez even more. I heard he was a moderator on r/jailbait for quite some time, btw

Fuck Reddit and Fuck Spez.

MICROPLASTICS

You mean a company that owns a platform is operating it only to make money? Shocking. You already were fooled once with the first reddit exodus. Now it is just shame on you for expecting things not to go this way.

I don't know who this guy is, but the fact that he is crying on twitter about being shadow-banned on reddit tells me I don't really give a fuck about him, his opinion, or his perceived slights against him.

It's a form of rainbow capitalism.

Fuck reddit and all the admins that attempt to run it.

Dude needs to go play in traffic.

I care if reddit is dishonestly enforcing rules to force people to buy ads. That's good for us actually. If only we had more enlightened instances with more functionality.

I think it's the name for one of those weird sex moves.

Quite odd behavior, this is not a moderator but an administrator on the site wide?

It's a variation on a reddit as I understand it, an unusual sex move. Organic posting is where, well, you don't want to know.

I keep hearing stuff like this, makes me wonder if they are even honestly getting those moderations wrong, or if they are pretending to get it wrong to ban you for other reasons. My violations were often in bad faith for other reasons that I got violated for I believe. Did you get into any arguments with like Influence agents for a powerful group? Ie Israel but not limited to.

there are still people on reddit? thats a bot hell

I was already in the middle of posting this to !dontyouknowwhoiam@lemmy.world before seeing the remainder of your post :)

Why go back?

Oh boy...

You got violated for upvoting luigi? I said all sorts of shit with no action on that, although I did get a 2nd violation and abandoned that account and when I came back with a new account all luigi content was gone except for pics which my posts don't seem to go through on somehow.

I got one for saying musk should be riding in his own spaceshit, for advocating violence, apparently it's just presumed it will blow up. What else, for accurately stating a cultural difference with another country that lacks sewage and running water for half the population and has a problem with feces polluting the ground and water, India.

We can't even talk about cultural differences, and problems in society, without getting violated for disparaging others apparently. God forbid we accurately recount a historical situation where some nationalist is embarrassed for the outcome.

I need to get back on for help on some stuff. Was just trying to find a plant or drug free to order to take the place of adhd medication that would enrich my life but I am unable to get because puritanical lawmakers have made it near impossible for people without quality insurance to get it. I need help with other work stuff, etc. And there aren't enough people on here for a lot of it, especially niche subjects. This time I want to just use reddit for that, and keep time wasting on lemmy here, although to waste less time, winter I've more time to waste.

But my recent violations they link to the comment but it doesn't show anything just a page that had a removed comment, so you only have the title of the post that it got removed from. It used to show it. I contested one, and pointed that out, and they just ignored it and upheld the violation. I never got permabanned though I've cycled through idk, 6 or more accounts in a few years, but increasingly often, 4 just last year I think so more than 6 total, my first for a year and a few months then quit for over a year and a few months after a second violation for racism for something that wasn't against the rules, or even related to race in any way whatsoever, completely unrelated, was going to quit forever.

But I abandon them after a second violation with a 3 day ban, after the 1st violation I get a second pretty soon, but with a new account the heat seems to be off. Don't want the permaban as I want it for help with stuff.

Probably me shitting on AI was frowned upon. It was a news article or something something to the tune of 'data centers for AI are stealing jobs faster than know' and I said once they're built, its low maintenance bc all the automation. So AI data centers replace people with AI agents and then automate BACnet to maintain the building. Would be a shame if it caught fire and the building AI was compromised and let burn the regular AI...

I'm spitballing my answer, but apparently that was a call for someone to somehow set fire to a datacenter or something even though I never said those words. It was poking fun at the Anikin Skywalker meme "you destroyed the very thing you were meant to protect" kind of shit. Or better yet, when Task Manager freezes.

I'm sure it didn't help I was the creator and mod of several 2A subs with a good size following. But never any violence, it was hobbyist stuff. Everyone was civil.

Oh yeah that makes sense. I've backed off several comments about how the data centers are vulnerable because I just know the technofascists are going to be super aggressive going after anyone suggesting anything about data centers blowing up or whatever.

The farthest I've gone is bringing up that in the french revolution the first thing the peasants did when they heard the news was mob their local clerk and burn their records building.

I am curious if there are any vulnerabilities to them losing data. Figured I'd get violated for asking on reddit.

I left before they could ban me. I'd most certainly be gone by now.

Getting rid of that algorithm was probably the second most positive change I made in my life in the past 5 years.

I think most people unsubscribe from r/all anyway and subscribe to subs related to their favorite hobbies and games and work related info. Most of my frontpage is for video games I'm currently playing, programs I'm currently using and odd fun subs like moviemistakes or maybemaybemaybe. I wish I could do that here.

Yeah, moderators can't do sitewide bans, only Reddit administrators (employees) can do it.

Reddit bad

hahaha. Thanks for the cool sunglasses, too. :)

Yeah, but why the fish and the banana? You have to explain that in more detail, my man.

Niche communities don’t turn on a dime to a new platform. He’s on Twitter because his audience is on Twitter.

I can't figure out how to unsub from the Lemmy version of r/all. So I'm getting latestagecapitalism, politics, politicalmemes, various communist instances. 80% of what's on my page is politics. I'm not interested in that.

One doesn’t explain copypasta, one is merely a vessel through which the copypasta flows

Its 2026, there are only three types of people left on xitter. Pedophiles, white supremists and people from the isle of moro.

It's corporate speak, imo.

I hate it too.

They also like to call everything "assets." Not a "picture" or an "image" or a "decoration" or a million other descriptive words. It's all "assets." When the corporates talk like that they are emphasizing ownership and profitabiliy. "Put that money-making thing we own there." "Lisa, which folder did you put that money-making thing we own in?"

🤢

/s

if they are pretending to get it wrong to ban you for other reasons

Oh, this has to be a very common behavior.

Or making overly strict rules because you plan on selective enforcement from the get go.

People will weaponize anything when they are fighting for an advantage.

Forgot fuckcars. Not a day goes by that I don't see it.

I'm using the website. After what you said, I checked and it has Subscribed/Local/All at the top of the page. That's really nice. I just started using Lemmy so I haven't completely figured it out yet. I use old reddit, so it might be set up the same way as new reddit but I wouldn't have known.

Edit:

What are hidden posts?

Ok but that’s fucking hilarious. Wish I’d thought of it first.

You can surf Reddit without an account and without their app.

Google searches lead you to relevant info. Then you leave. Voila!

Hey Unc. You coming to the barbecue Sunday?

It's a clone of Digg which was a clone of forums, and it's full of ads and bots. It's the trashcan of the internet. I don't know why people still lurk there.

Or one organic dildo trying to fight a mega-dragon-dildo 10 times its size.

Remember when users used to flood reddit subs to find support, real opinions, express dissatisfaction, criticize bad feature/products, and warn others?

Now, the people who complain get flooded by astroturfing bots run by marketing agencies to say they're holding it wrong, not important enough, doing something wrong while praising corporation overtaking governments.

Now that Google has partnered with reddit, they get to have many searches sending troves of people there expecting solutions or like minded people or community support.

So, yea there are still people.

Can anyone tell me what the fuck an organic account and organic posting is? Is this the def?

Organic social media refers to unpaid content that individuals and brands share on social media to engage audiences without paid ads or direct selling.

And if so, wtf. I mean, I expected nothing less from the Reddit zionist cesspool, but still...

Posting which doesn't use petroleum based fertilizer