I wonder how long it'll take for powershitters and astroturf jannies to adapt to the new meta?

We've discovered that the nature of what goes viral on the platform has also shifted dramatically in just the past few months — in seemingly good ways. The most popular posts on Reddit have switched from reposted content from “karma farmers,” or engagement hackers, to nearly entirely original content from less popular Reddit users. Original content from smaller communities is now outperforming recycled evergreen content by a tremendous margin across the platform. As of October, none of the top five posts of the month on /r/all were original. By March of this year, four out of five of these posts were original.

If there is a change it does sound good for dramacoin:

since this January, only 27% of the top monthly posts on /r/all have been from karma-farming accounts. In their place, we're not only seeing more original posts, but ones from smaller accounts that don't regularly reach that echelon of popularity.

!neolibs

I hate that my brain thinks this way now but the free part of the article doesn't say, but so much of the anti lgbt and antisemitism in Europe seems to come from immigrants, were they ethnically French?

Remember to hate yourself if you notice basic patterns !nooticers

When we opened our relationship two years ago, it was from a place of a rock solid foundation. (EDIT: I was the one suggesting it!).

>I was the one suggesting it!

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rdrama is the only place I've ever seen "cute twink" used, so I figured he was from here

But no, he turned out to be a boring and mildly chuddy redditor

Lizzo reacts to South Park roasting her: pic.twitter.com/0VH7rkjLTD

— End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) May 26, 2024

Good morning I hate women

THEY TARGETED G*MERS!!!!

We've been on the Cloudflare Business plan ($250/month) for years. They suddenly contacted us and asked us to either pay them $120k up front for one year of Enterprise within 24 hours or they would take down all of our domains. While this escalated up our business we had 3 sales calls with them, trying to figure out what was happening and how to reach a reasonable contract in a week. When we told them we were also in talks with Fastly, they suddenly "purged" all our domains, causing huge downtime in our core business, sleepless nights migrating away from CF, irreparable loss in customer trust and weeks of ongoing downtime in our internal systems.

!chuds

I think it’s time to accept that a large part of the moviegoing public sucks shit https://t.co/49WtHnjavt

— Chase Mitchell (@ChaseMit) May 26, 2024

You probably know him from his great work on the Jimmy Fallon show. It's a crime that the 83rd planet of the apes movie only hit 300 mil box office this go around.

When I was 10, I went to this tutor for the 11+ exam (basically just to get into a 'good' secondary school in Essex - I think it was nationwide too?) and this guy Brin was just the biggest prick ever man, I can't lie.

Fully grown Sixth Form student that taught there was just constantly singling me out in front of the whole cohort. Pretty sure a lot of insults were thrown my way about my character my presentation idek. Maybe I deserved a bit of slapping around, but that was reserved for the old guy that taught us, not this fella.

Anyways it was absolutely fricking shocking to see this guy on my feed again today winning Masterchef. Hadn't really thought about him until like 3 years ago where I maanaged to dig up his name again, but goddarn.

Sucks but as an American who lives in Britain, I can personally attest that winning master chef UK is like winning master plumber India. To all my Brit friends, your country finally has the crunchy kind of flamin' hot cheetos. Please pick some up at your nearest convenience store and eat some real food.

https://old.reddit.com/r/ukpolitics/comments/1d0vyh7/leaked_national_service_plans_dont_rule_out/?sort=controversial

Leaked National Service plans don't rule out arresting teens for not taking part

Tory plans to bring back mandatory national service are in chaos after a leaked briefing paper suggested young people could be arrested for not taking part.

Rishi Sunak has announced that all 18-year-olds will be forced to take part in his proposed new programme. Young people would be given a choice between a full-time placement in the armed forces for 12 months or spending one weekend a month for a year "volunteering," in their community.

The Mirror has seen an internal Tory briefing paper on the policy that does not rule out arresting youngsters if they fail to take part.

In a Q&A section of the document, it asks: “Will you arrest people who don't comply?” The response is: “It is right that those who contribute to our system are duly rewarded, and those who refuse receive none of the benefits. The Royal Commission will explore an appropriate incentives regime.”

Ministers have attempted to quickly backtrack as the policy descended into shambles this morning. Home Secretary James Cleverly insisted 18-year-olds would not be sent to jail if they refused. Asked on Sky News whether the consequences of resisting the compulsory scheme could involve a prison term, he said: "No, there's going to be no criminal sanction. There's no one going to jail over this."

The Conservatives have said they would establish a Royal Commission bringing in expertise from across the military and civil society to establish the details of what they described as the "bold" national service programme. The party said this commission would be tasked with bringing forward a proposal for how to ensure the first pilot is open for applications in September 2025.

After that, it would seek to introduce a new "National Service Act" to make the measures compulsory by the end of the next Parliament, the party said. It estimates the programme will cost £2.5 billion a year by the end of the decade and plans to fund £1 billion through plans to "crack down on tax avoidance and evasion".

The remaining £1.5 billion will be paid for with money previously used for the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF), which is a package to support charities and community groups, the Tories said.

The Prime Minister said: "This is a great country but generations of young people have not had the opportunities or experience they deserve and there are forces trying to divide our society in this increasingly uncertain world. I have a clear plan to address this and secure our future. I will bring in a new model of national service to create a shared sense of purpose among our young people and a renewed sense of pride in our country.

"This new, mandatory national service will provide life-changing opportunities for our young people, offering them the chance to learn real world skills, do new things and contribute to their community and our country."

Opposition critics have dismissed the plans as unserious. Labour pointed out that David Cameron introduced a similar scheme - the National Citizen Service - when he was prime minister. Lord Cameron's announcement had no military component to it, instead encouraging youngsters to take part in activities such as outdoor education-style courses as part of his "Big Society" initiative.

A Labour spokesman said: "This is not a plan - it's a review which could cost billions and is only needed because the Tories hollowed out the armed forces to their smallest size since Napoleon. Britain has had enough of the Conservatives, who are bankrupt of ideas, and have no plans to end 14 years of chaos. It's time to turn the page and rebuild Britain with Labour."

A party source mocked the plans, saying that under the Tories it would be “maths to 18 and then straight off to war”.

!britbongs