My two cents: they should have gone with The Woz with an Apple II computer by his side.
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The more I read about the history of Apple, the more I realized Woz was the genius and Jobs was just a sociopathic con man.
Yet everyone looks up to jobs, just like gates, musk, zuck etc etc etc
r/wellthatsucks seems to also be into vacuum cleaners now
Everyone subs are now dank meme without mods
Honnesly how populair meme subs are. This is not thw best thing to so i think.
Not the best thing for the IPO price for sure
Redditors who created the content all these years won't be given any shares, neither would the mods
This is hilarious lol. The fuckwit himself (Spez) forced subreddits to reopen with an iron fist and now we're starting to see the consequences. Schadenfreude at its finest
I think it's more Malicious Compliance than Schadenfreude 🤔
Either way, fuck u/spez.
All hail Tim Apple.
My image got downvoted
https://reddit.com/r/iphone/comments/14co4ep/this_subreddit_is_now_dedicated_to_tim_cook/
The best thing is that there's a poll to prove that this is what he users want, https://www.reddit.com/r/iphone/comments/14bjzd7/vote_now_choose_the_future_direction_of_riphone/
So if the Pigboy "considers voting mods out based on user votes", then we know which way the votes will go.
PS. The r/iphone banner now reads "f*ck u/spez" on both sides, which is a nice touch.
Got to love the users who entirely miss the point. Complaining that this is ruining their experience, well go complain to Reddit for failing to listen to community feedback and refusing to negotiate.
Users of subs are choosing these paths which is way more user driven than what Reddit admins are doing.
They should make sure all the posts are about the iPhone, the internet phone made by Linksys in the late 90s.
Here's the post text, so you don't have to click-through directly to Reddit:
_Hello, esteemed members of the r/iPhone community,
We recently conducted a poll to ascertain your preferences on the future direction of our subreddit. The two options we presented were:
Return to our regular operations, focusing solely on discussions, news, updates, and experiences related to all things iPhone.
Embrace a new, exciting journey where we would go public, and allow only the sharing of captivating photos of Apple's dashing CEO, Tim Cook.
We listened, and you spoke loud and clear.
We're absolutely thrilled to announce that, by a landslide, you chose Option 2: The Dashing Tim Cook Extravaganza!
Starting from this very moment, we are opening the floodgates to a new era of appreciation for the man behind the magic of our beloved iPhones. We're inviting you all to share your most cherished high-quality images of Tim Cook, in all his characteristic charm and style. Whether they're from official Apple events, product launches, or public appearances, we can't wait to see them all.
But that's not all! We are also opening up the floor for text posts that express admiration for Tim Cook. Feel free to pen your heartfelt thoughts, anecdotes, or even poetic love letters dedicated to the charismatic captain of Apple Inc. Let's foster a spirit of positivity and admiration, creating a unique blend of iPhone discussions and Tim Cook appreciation posts.
We would like to remind everyone that while we are opening up to a wider range of content, our commitment to maintaining a respectful and supportive community remains steadfast. Please ensure that all posts and comments abide by our subreddit rules, as well as Reddit's wider community guidelines. We reserve the right to remove any content that doesn't meet these standards.
Thank you for your participation and enthusiasm in shaping the future of r/iPhone. Here's to a bright, fun-filled, and dashing new chapter!
Stay charming, r/iPhone!_
LOL!
So is that some kind of workaround to protest the API changes while still technically discussing something iPhone related, to avoid mods being removed?
Whatever the reason, I love it.
Moderators are unable to stop Reddit from reopening their Subreddits because keeping them closed may be seen as a breach of the terms of service. However, they can alter the Subreddit’s rules and reopen it with these changes, especially if the community agrees. This action is not forbidden by any Reddit rule (so far). Community consensus is reached through voting. As a result, the Subreddit becomes inundated with low-value content such as pictures and memes, which puts more pressure on the platform as it currently desperately strives to increase its value.
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