The vast amount of information on the open web requires researchers and journalists to adapt with new tools to make sense of it all. Checking facts, gauging public opinion, and other lines of inquiry depend on being able to analyze the overwhelming amount of material posted online every day....
Could indeed be a spearhead to open way for others not liking open access to information. And with Reddit making access ever harder, killing RSS, Old Reddit and anonymous browse, it would serve as scapegoat so the other possibility, acting on behalf of others, isn’t theorized.
reddit recently implimented a “bug”? on old reddit if you are trying to load collapsed comments, it wont load, or its loading indefinitely. it only worked while logging in.
Could indeed be a spearhead to open way for others not liking open access to information. And with Reddit making access ever harder, killing RSS, Old Reddit and anonymous browse, it would serve as scapegoat so the other possibility, acting on behalf of others, isn’t theorized.
reddit recently implimented a “bug”? on old reddit if you are trying to load collapsed comments, it wont load, or its loading indefinitely. it only worked while logging in.