Behold, the power of APIs.
Oh wait.
Reddit the company is so incompetent, I can't wait for what comedy gold idiot strategy they will come out with next. Kick out all the mods, manually unprivate all the subreddits probably?
My prediction for the result is, it will be similar to when people could just upload full-length hollywood movies and porn on twitter for a while. We should do ... a poll or something where you can bet for different outcomes :-)
I for one welcome the new /r/DnDMemes moderators whom the Hasbro community management team has graciously provided.
I'm betting $10 over here that Reddit is going to smack all of the private subreddits off the Earth
Only if they don't pay $8 a month.
I was browsing "[monster] across editions" meme series when it shutdown. Thankfully, I opened them in tabs so I managed to see them all.
I was downloading memes to my flash drives so when it went offline I have a bunch of memes. Though, it does raise an interesting point of if saved memes are allowed to be reposted on here, and I'm suppossed to know the answer. I'm assuming if you saved it from reddit and you repost here it's OK but I'm still pretty new as a moderator and I don't wanna break any rules.
