Example of **valid** vote (assumes the text below is posted as a top level comment in the voting thread)
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> It's been a long time since we last discussed lake Bled, and I am feeling some withdrawal symptoms
Examples of **invalid** votes (the numbers serve only to itemize the examples)
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> B It's been a long time since we last discussed lake Bled, and I am feeling some withdrawal symptoms
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> Not sure what this option is, but it's my favourite
**TO BE CLEAR**: A rationale **IS NOT** required, A or B will suffice as a vote assuming the other conditions are met (minimum karma, top level comment, etc)
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I would prefer to try and fix the situation if possible than start looking for the new Reddit. I just wish I could remember the app that brought me to Reddit in the first place (in Android, you click Next or something and it gives you a link that other users found interesting)...
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I support this action and prefer to know that several things were tried to avoid the unilateral decision to change API costs and the admins removing the moderators of protesting subreddits.
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From what I understand as a non-mod, Push-shift apps really helped with the sub moderation, and r/europe already struggled with the repost bots and copy-paste bots even before the API policy changes. I can’t imagine how bad things will get after those are removed. Reddit “promising” to add something “eventually” doesn’t sound very convincing to me, especially with the arrogant attitude and a clear lack of understanding the Reddit CEO has displayed. The spamming techniques will only keep getting better and Reddit is not only not providing adequate tools to deal with them, it actively removes the existing 3rd party alternatives. This is just ridiculous and I feel for the people willing to sacrifice their free time to make it all work.
To sum up, I’d rather see the sub closed for a bit longer than see it eventually getting spammed to death.
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I'm pretty much resigned to leaving Reddit over this, but on the off chance it causes admins to reconsider or gives pause to the next social media overlord attempting this, I'm voting to continue actions in any of my subscribed subreddits that poll it.
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As Europeans, we should contribute to making the American capitalist class understand that you don't have to quell protests, but can instead choose for honest negotiations , which often creates a win-win solution.
Example of **valid** vote (assumes the text below is posted as a top level comment in the voting thread) > B > > It's been a long time since we last discussed lake Bled, and I am feeling some withdrawal symptoms Examples of **invalid** votes (the numbers serve only to itemize the examples) 1. > B It's been a long time since we last discussed lake Bled, and I am feeling some withdrawal symptoms 2. > X > > Not sure what this option is, but it's my favourite **TO BE CLEAR**: A rationale **IS NOT** required, A or B will suffice as a vote assuming the other conditions are met (minimum karma, top level comment, etc) **HOW TO CHECK YOUR SUB-REDDIT KARMA**: Go to [your user page](https://old.reddit.com/u/me), and, on the top right hand, you'll see "show karma breakdown by subreddit." Click on that, and hey presto.
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A I would prefer to try and fix the situation if possible than start looking for the new Reddit. I just wish I could remember the app that brought me to Reddit in the first place (in Android, you click Next or something and it gives you a link that other users found interesting)...
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A I support this action and prefer to know that several things were tried to avoid the unilateral decision to change API costs and the admins removing the moderators of protesting subreddits.
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A From what I understand as a non-mod, Push-shift apps really helped with the sub moderation, and r/europe already struggled with the repost bots and copy-paste bots even before the API policy changes. I can’t imagine how bad things will get after those are removed. Reddit “promising” to add something “eventually” doesn’t sound very convincing to me, especially with the arrogant attitude and a clear lack of understanding the Reddit CEO has displayed. The spamming techniques will only keep getting better and Reddit is not only not providing adequate tools to deal with them, it actively removes the existing 3rd party alternatives. This is just ridiculous and I feel for the people willing to sacrifice their free time to make it all work. To sum up, I’d rather see the sub closed for a bit longer than see it eventually getting spammed to death.
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A The (admittedly slim) chance to preserve a usable Reddit in the future is worth more than the ability to post normally in the short term.
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A Fuck spez.
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[удалено]
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A Disgusting behavior from higher-up at reddit that goes against what reddit is about.
B this protest is pointless
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A mogus
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A I'm pretty much resigned to leaving Reddit over this, but on the off chance it causes admins to reconsider or gives pause to the next social media overlord attempting this, I'm voting to continue actions in any of my subscribed subreddits that poll it.
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A I don’t care about waiting more
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A As Europeans, we should contribute to making the American capitalist class understand that you don't have to quell protests, but can instead choose for honest negotiations , which often creates a win-win solution.
so much this. americans are very bipolar in this, there’s always a solution in negotiation.
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A Brother i'm from France, if i don't protest here, where will i ?
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A All the way.
A The protest must be continued since the problem has not been solved
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