Reddit faces content quality concerns after its Great Mod Purge(arstechnica.com)

24 points by robin_reala 3 years ago | 40 comments

On DMA eve, Google whines, Apple sounds alarms, and TikTok wants out(arstechnica.com)

64 points by donatzsky 2 years ago | 60 comments

Hackers infect ISPs with malware that steals customers' credentials(arstechnica.com)

53 points by trelane 2 years ago | 16 comments

Parody site ClownStrike refused to bow to CrowdStrike's bogus DMCA takedown(arstechnica.com)

380 points by stalfosknight 2 years ago | 112 comments

Ars Technica article on how parody site ClownStrike rejected a CrowdStrike DMCA takedown notice, citing fair use.

Don't let Reddit kill 3rd party apps(old.reddit.com)

214 points by netfortius 3 years ago | 147 comments

Reddit sparks outrage after it demands app developer pay $20M/yr(cnn.com)

93 points by thunderbong 3 years ago | 41 comments

Third-party Reddit apps are being crushed by price increases(kotaku.com)

357 points by isaacfrond 3 years ago | 358 comments

Kotaku article reporting that Reddit's new API pricing threatens to shut down third-party Reddit apps on iOS and Android.

Reddit is removing moderators that protest by taking their communities private(old.reddit.com)

1570 points by Jimmc414 3 years ago | 870 comments

A r/ModCoord post sharing a Reddit admin statement that moderators who shut down subreddits in protest will be removed and replaced with new active moderators.

Reddit’s blackout protest is set to continue indefinitely(old.reddit.com)

520 points by rajeevk 3 years ago | 549 comments

An r/technology discussion thread on old Reddit linking an Independent article reporting that the Reddit blackout protest will continue indefinitely.

Reddit Threatens to Remove Moderators from Subreddits Continuing Blackouts(macrumors.com)

440 points by stalfosknight 3 years ago | 419 comments

MacRumors article reporting that Reddit told moderators of subreddits continuing API-pricing protest blackouts it may replace them.

Account bans on Reddit(orchidfiles.com)

44 points by theorchid 19 days ago | 31 comments

A blog post recounting an open-source developer's repeated Reddit account bans while trying to share a GitHub project, and the unwritten rules behind them.

Thousands of subreddits pledge to go dark after the Reddit CEO’s recent remarks(theverge.com)

466 points by ValentineC 3 years ago | 379 comments

The Verge article reporting thousands of subreddits pledging to go dark in protest of Reddit's API pricing changes after CEO Steve Huffman's AMA.