The meltdown at r/AHS about the blocking feature is fucking amazing. There are actually nerds there saying they'll commit suicide because fighting "evil" on reddit is their only purpose.
I had only kinda skimmed over that feature announcement when I saw it posted here a few weeks back, but when you said "AHS meltdown" I looked further into it.
It's pretty simple: if you block a user, you can't see or interact with each other anymore. No votes, replies, PM's or even viewing each other's profiles. Mods can see your posts in their subs whether blocked or not, but that's the only exception. Apart from that, you are completely invisible to anyone you block, and you never see their shit again either.
This feature is so fucking brilliant I wonder if it's actually working as intended. I'll be astonished if they actually put this into production as-is once they realize it completely defangs AHS. I realized that's what this "meltdown" is all about when I was playing with the feature earlier today.
If you block all of AHS' mods and users (AHS instantly bans
all wrongthink, so you won't have any "false positives"), you're effectively invisible to the pricks unless they're willing to start juggling alts. They're certainly insane enough for that, but it's more effort and it throws a wrench into their streamlined censorship process. Since redditors are super-proud of their internet points (especially the Mk. VI Offendatron Class crusaders), they're going to spend the bulk of their time on the site with their mains. If smaller subs start quietly encouraging their users to block them all and a trend gets started, AHS will end up toothless because the dipshits won't even
see anything "offensive" anymore.
Hell, maybe the admins and owners are finally sick of this shit and this is their clever way of solving it without openly just telling the faggots to fuck off.
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Pffft. What an amateur. Should have just put in a camera. They're cheap, easy to hide and unlikely to be spotted unless a deliberate search is made (and you've got bigger problems in that case anyway). Plus you're not stuck listening to a bunch of girls for hours if it really
was an innocent "girls' night in" type of thing.
I recall this Alyssa Milano one that went quite awry
lol ... that slag only ever made a handful of meaningful contributions to the cultural zeitgeist and all of them were nude scenes. I can't believe she even has a career at all. Traci Lords has more acting "talent" than she does. Milano either knows somebody, has dirt on somebody, or has left her ass print on every casting couch in Hollywood to have even the middling fame she enjoys today.
Where's Tyler the Creator when we need him?
I sincerely hope this is a troll. It's such a damning statement about the "quality" of reddit's inhabitants that it's entirely unclear whether this is a troll post or not.
Another case of review bombing caused by antiwork
jfc ... defamation cases are generally pretty hard to win in the United States but this dipshit might have just handed his former employer all the evidence he'll need to actually do it by airing his grievances on reddit and not-to-subtly encouraging people to go review bomb them.
It's also possible that the owner is going to sue for breach of contract instead since this buffoon mentioned signing paperwork and being told the owner was pissed. Probably something in that agreement about not making disparaging remarks about the business whether employed or not. That won't be very hard to prove either.