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Reddit is moving to “a logged-in-only experience,” CEO says
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this post was submitted on 30 Oct 2026
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You'd probably be more comfortable over on Twitter or Truth social then. Casual homophobia doesn't go over well around here.
Alright then. Fortunately, unlike on reddit, blocking here actually treats an account as if it no longer exists. So that's enough of you for one lifetime. 👋
I was reading their earlier comments trying to figure out why they were removed, and then got deeper into the thread. Jeez. Then they wonder why they get banned everywhere. They really came into the place we called home and decided they were going to be an ass to all of us? Then are surprised when they get banned?
The mods and admins won't look kindly on that, just to give you a fair warning.
Homophobia is not something that is tolerated well here.
What's the point of coming into a community to spread hate on purpose?
Again, the Fediverse is still rather small, we all kinda know each other here. You won't find a warm welcome this way.