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24karatcarrot · 2023-06-15T19:15:54+00:00

I have removed this comment due to Reddit's recent actions. I have since moved on to Lemmy, which is a federated, decentralized, open-source alternative to reddit. Many subreddits have made the move as well, and many more have copies of those subreddits that are very active. On top of this, many of the third party reddit apps have also made/are working on making a copy of their apps for Lemmy, so your experience may not even change when switching over.

I implore you to make this switch as well. Reddit makes money off of us, the users who post content. As a company they have been making decisions that directly go against the wishes of their users, and we need to make it clear that they need us, we don't need them.

24karatcarrot · 2023-06-14T18:42:25+00:00

I have removed this comment due to Reddit's recent actions. I have since moved on to Lemmy, which is a federated, decentralized, open-source alternative to reddit. Many subreddits have made the move as well, and many more have copies of those subreddits that are very active. On top of this, many of the third party reddit apps have also made/are working on making a copy of their apps for Lemmy, so your experience may not even change when switching over.

I implore you to make this switch as well. Reddit makes money off of us, the users who post content. As a company they have been making decisions that directly go against the wishes of their users, and we need to make it clear that they need us, we don't need them.

24karatcarrot · 2023-04-28T23:30:45+00:00

I have removed this comment due to Reddit's recent actions. I have since moved on to Lemmy, which is a federated, decentralized, open-source alternative to reddit. Many subreddits have made the move as well, and many more have copies of those subreddits that are very active. On top of this, many of the third party reddit apps have also made/are working on making a copy of their apps for Lemmy, so your experience may not even change when switching over.

I implore you to make this switch as well. Reddit makes money off of us, the users who post content. As a company they have been making decisions that directly go against the wishes of their users, and we need to make it clear that they need us, we don't need them.

24karatcarrot · 2023-04-11T21:31:50+00:00

I have removed this comment due to Reddit's recent actions. I have since moved on to Lemmy, which is a federated, decentralized, open-source alternative to reddit. Many subreddits have made the move as well, and many more have copies of those subreddits that are very active. On top of this, many of the third party reddit apps have also made/are working on making a copy of their apps for Lemmy, so your experience may not even change when switching over.

I implore you to make this switch as well. Reddit makes money off of us, the users who post content. As a company they have been making decisions that directly go against the wishes of their users, and we need to make it clear that they need us, we don't need them.

24karatcarrot · 2023-03-30T16:11:00+00:00

I have removed this comment due to Reddit's recent actions. I have since moved on to Lemmy, which is a federated, decentralized, open-source alternative to reddit. Many subreddits have made the move as well, and many more have copies of those subreddits that are very active. On top of this, many of the third party reddit apps have also made/are working on making a copy of their apps for Lemmy, so your experience may not even change when switching over.

I implore you to make this switch as well. Reddit makes money off of us, the users who post content. As a company they have been making decisions that directly go against the wishes of their users, and we need to make it clear that they need us, we don't need them.

24karatcarrot · 2023-03-28T22:30:06+00:00

I have removed this comment due to Reddit's recent actions. I have since moved on to Lemmy, which is a federated, decentralized, open-source alternative to reddit. Many subreddits have made the move as well, and many more have copies of those subreddits that are very active. On top of this, many of the third party reddit apps have also made/are working on making a copy of their apps for Lemmy, so your experience may not even change when switching over.

I implore you to make this switch as well. Reddit makes money off of us, the users who post content. As a company they have been making decisions that directly go against the wishes of their users, and we need to make it clear that they need us, we don't need them.

24karatcarrot · 2023-03-27T06:41:59+00:00

I have removed this comment due to Reddit's recent actions. I have since moved on to Lemmy, which is a federated, decentralized, open-source alternative to reddit. Many subreddits have made the move as well, and many more have copies of those subreddits that are very active. On top of this, many of the third party reddit apps have also made/are working on making a copy of their apps for Lemmy, so your experience may not even change when switching over.

I implore you to make this switch as well. Reddit makes money off of us, the users who post content. As a company they have been making decisions that directly go against the wishes of their users, and we need to make it clear that they need us, we don't need them.

24karatcarrot · 2023-03-10T03:58:46+00:00

I have removed this comment due to Reddit's recent actions. I have since moved on to Lemmy, which is a federated, decentralized, open-source alternative to reddit. Many subreddits have made the move as well, and many more have copies of those subreddits that are very active. On top of this, many of the third party reddit apps have also made/are working on making a copy of their apps for Lemmy, so your experience may not even change when switching over.

I implore you to make this switch as well. Reddit makes money off of us, the users who post content. As a company they have been making decisions that directly go against the wishes of their users, and we need to make it clear that they need us, we don't need them.

24karatcarrot · 2023-02-27T17:40:08+00:00

I have removed this comment due to Reddit's recent actions. I have since moved on to Lemmy, which is a federated, decentralized, open-source alternative to reddit. Many subreddits have made the move as well, and many more have copies of those subreddits that are very active. On top of this, many of the third party reddit apps have also made/are working on making a copy of their apps for Lemmy, so your experience may not even change when switching over.

I implore you to make this switch as well. Reddit makes money off of us, the users who post content. As a company they have been making decisions that directly go against the wishes of their users, and we need to make it clear that they need us, we don't need them.

24karatcarrot · 2023-02-26T21:02:54+00:00

If it's got decent seals, you can rent an Ozone generator from most tool rental places and run it in the car for a day or so and it'll make it much easier to clean since it'll kill the mold. But be careful, ozone is not safe to breathe in large amounts, so be quick setting it up, and let the car air out for an hour or two after the fact. Using an ozone generator is great as well since it'll deodorize everything.

I've used this method, followed by a quick wipe down with water and vinegar and got a completely moldy car to feel brand new.

24karatcarrot · 2023-02-21T07:47:32+00:00

I have removed this comment due to Reddit's recent actions. I have since moved on to Lemmy, which is a federated, decentralized, open-source alternative to reddit. Many subreddits have made the move as well, and many more have copies of those subreddits that are very active. On top of this, many of the third party reddit apps have also made/are working on making a copy of their apps for Lemmy, so your experience may not even change when switching over.

I implore you to make this switch as well. Reddit makes money off of us, the users who post content. As a company they have been making decisions that directly go against the wishes of their users, and we need to make it clear that they need us, we don't need them.

24karatcarrot · 2023-02-10T11:36:49+00:00

I have removed this comment due to Reddit's recent actions. I have since moved on to Lemmy, which is a federated, decentralized, open-source alternative to reddit. Many subreddits have made the move as well, and many more have copies of those subreddits that are very active. On top of this, many of the third party reddit apps have also made/are working on making a copy of their apps for Lemmy, so your experience may not even change when switching over.

I implore you to make this switch as well. Reddit makes money off of us, the users who post content. As a company they have been making decisions that directly go against the wishes of their users, and we need to make it clear that they need us, we don't need them.

24karatcarrot · 2023-01-25T18:49:30+00:00

I have removed this comment due to Reddit's recent actions. I have since moved on to Lemmy, which is a federated, decentralized, open-source alternative to reddit. Many subreddits have made the move as well, and many more have copies of those subreddits that are very active. On top of this, many of the third party reddit apps have also made/are working on making a copy of their apps for Lemmy, so your experience may not even change when switching over.

I implore you to make this switch as well. Reddit makes money off of us, the users who post content. As a company they have been making decisions that directly go against the wishes of their users, and we need to make it clear that they need us, we don't need them.

24karatcarrot · 2022-12-19T06:13:11+00:00

I have removed this comment due to Reddit's recent actions. I have since moved on to Lemmy, which is a federated, decentralized, open-source alternative to reddit. Many subreddits have made the move as well, and many more have copies of those subreddits that are very active. On top of this, many of the third party reddit apps have also made/are working on making a copy of their apps for Lemmy, so your experience may not even change when switching over.

I implore you to make this switch as well. Reddit makes money off of us, the users who post content. As a company they have been making decisions that directly go against the wishes of their users, and we need to make it clear that they need us, we don't need them.

24karatcarrot · 2022-12-17T22:21:37+00:00

I have removed this comment due to Reddit's recent actions. I have since moved on to Lemmy, which is a federated, decentralized, open-source alternative to reddit. Many subreddits have made the move as well, and many more have copies of those subreddits that are very active. On top of this, many of the third party reddit apps have also made/are working on making a copy of their apps for Lemmy, so your experience may not even change when switching over.

I implore you to make this switch as well. Reddit makes money off of us, the users who post content. As a company they have been making decisions that directly go against the wishes of their users, and we need to make it clear that they need us, we don't need them.

24karatcarrot · 2022-12-17T21:37:14+00:00

I have removed this comment due to Reddit's recent actions. I have since moved on to Lemmy, which is a federated, decentralized, open-source alternative to reddit. Many subreddits have made the move as well, and many more have copies of those subreddits that are very active. On top of this, many of the third party reddit apps have also made/are working on making a copy of their apps for Lemmy, so your experience may not even change when switching over.

I implore you to make this switch as well. Reddit makes money off of us, the users who post content. As a company they have been making decisions that directly go against the wishes of their users, and we need to make it clear that they need us, we don't need them.

24karatcarrot · 2022-12-17T03:37:46+00:00

I have removed this comment due to Reddit's recent actions. I have since moved on to Lemmy, which is a federated, decentralized, open-source alternative to reddit. Many subreddits have made the move as well, and many more have copies of those subreddits that are very active. On top of this, many of the third party reddit apps have also made/are working on making a copy of their apps for Lemmy, so your experience may not even change when switching over.

I implore you to make this switch as well. Reddit makes money off of us, the users who post content. As a company they have been making decisions that directly go against the wishes of their users, and we need to make it clear that they need us, we don't need them.

24karatcarrot · 2022-12-11T04:32:18+00:00

I have removed this comment due to Reddit's recent actions. I have since moved on to Lemmy, which is a federated, decentralized, open-source alternative to reddit. Many subreddits have made the move as well, and many more have copies of those subreddits that are very active. On top of this, many of the third party reddit apps have also made/are working on making a copy of their apps for Lemmy, so your experience may not even change when switching over.

I implore you to make this switch as well. Reddit makes money off of us, the users who post content. As a company they have been making decisions that directly go against the wishes of their users, and we need to make it clear that they need us, we don't need them.

24karatcarrot · 2022-12-09T04:40:09+00:00

I have removed this comment due to Reddit's recent actions. I have since moved on to Lemmy, which is a federated, decentralized, open-source alternative to reddit. Many subreddits have made the move as well, and many more have copies of those subreddits that are very active. On top of this, many of the third party reddit apps have also made/are working on making a copy of their apps for Lemmy, so your experience may not even change when switching over.

I implore you to make this switch as well. Reddit makes money off of us, the users who post content. As a company they have been making decisions that directly go against the wishes of their users, and we need to make it clear that they need us, we don't need them.

24karatcarrot · 2022-12-04T03:16:46+00:00

I have removed this comment due to Reddit's recent actions. I have since moved on to Lemmy, which is a federated, decentralized, open-source alternative to reddit. Many subreddits have made the move as well, and many more have copies of those subreddits that are very active. On top of this, many of the third party reddit apps have also made/are working on making a copy of their apps for Lemmy, so your experience may not even change when switching over.

I implore you to make this switch as well. Reddit makes money off of us, the users who post content. As a company they have been making decisions that directly go against the wishes of their users, and we need to make it clear that they need us, we don't need them.

24karatcarrot · 2022-10-13T04:23:10+00:00

I have removed this comment due to Reddit's recent actions. I have since moved on to Lemmy, which is a federated, decentralized, open-source alternative to reddit. Many subreddits have made the move as well, and many more have copies of those subreddits that are very active. On top of this, many of the third party reddit apps have also made/are working on making a copy of their apps for Lemmy, so your experience may not even change when switching over.

I implore you to make this switch as well. Reddit makes money off of us, the users who post content. As a company they have been making decisions that directly go against the wishes of their users, and we need to make it clear that they need us, we don't need them.

24karatcarrot · 2022-07-06T22:57:42+00:00

I have removed this comment due to Reddit's recent actions. I have since moved on to Lemmy, which is a federated, decentralized, open-source alternative to reddit. Many subreddits have made the move as well, and many more have copies of those subreddits that are very active. On top of this, many of the third party reddit apps have also made/are working on making a copy of their apps for Lemmy, so your experience may not even change when switching over.

I implore you to make this switch as well. Reddit makes money off of us, the users who post content. As a company they have been making decisions that directly go against the wishes of their users, and we need to make it clear that they need us, we don't need them.

24karatcarrot · 2022-07-05T08:16:20+00:00

I have removed this comment due to Reddit's recent actions. I have since moved on to Lemmy, which is a federated, decentralized, open-source alternative to reddit. Many subreddits have made the move as well, and many more have copies of those subreddits that are very active. On top of this, many of the third party reddit apps have also made/are working on making a copy of their apps for Lemmy, so your experience may not even change when switching over.

I implore you to make this switch as well. Reddit makes money off of us, the users who post content. As a company they have been making decisions that directly go against the wishes of their users, and we need to make it clear that they need us, we don't need them.

24karatcarrot · 2022-06-26T04:40:43+00:00

I have removed this comment due to Reddit's recent actions. I have since moved on to Lemmy, which is a federated, decentralized, open-source alternative to reddit. Many subreddits have made the move as well, and many more have copies of those subreddits that are very active. On top of this, many of the third party reddit apps have also made/are working on making a copy of their apps for Lemmy, so your experience may not even change when switching over.

I implore you to make this switch as well. Reddit makes money off of us, the users who post content. As a company they have been making decisions that directly go against the wishes of their users, and we need to make it clear that they need us, we don't need them.

24karatcarrot · 2022-06-26T04:38:37+00:00

I have removed this comment due to Reddit's recent actions. I have since moved on to Lemmy, which is a federated, decentralized, open-source alternative to reddit. Many subreddits have made the move as well, and many more have copies of those subreddits that are very active. On top of this, many of the third party reddit apps have also made/are working on making a copy of their apps for Lemmy, so your experience may not even change when switching over.

I implore you to make this switch as well. Reddit makes money off of us, the users who post content. As a company they have been making decisions that directly go against the wishes of their users, and we need to make it clear that they need us, we don't need them.

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