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  OL (@ol_onX) reported 4 minutes ago

  It’s over for prediction markets 2 projects are shutting down in 1 day Here’s why it happens: Mistake is simple They decided to grow their brand only in X Prediction markets is no longer a crypto company That’s why need to use this benefit and develop the community across Tik Tok, Instagram and Reddit Everyone remember that Fireplace received $2m investment Problem not in money. Everything depends on plan and brand positioning

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  Bryan Ng (@boomerrbryan) reported 4 minutes ago

  The biggest wealth transfer on the internet right now is kids getting rich off the knowledge of professionals who think YouTube is beneath them... Look at the pattern once & you can't unsee it: A fake mechanic teaches car owners the fixes real mechanics explain for free on Reddit. A fake tax expert turns CPA forum posts into stories & clears five figures a month. A fake appraiser mines estate-sale threads & owns the "is grandma's china worth money" audience. A fake Amish man repackages old homesteading forums to a quarter million subscribers Different niches. Identical crime scene. In every case: The professional gave the knowledge away for karma points. A kid packaged it. The package got rich. The professional is still charging by the hour & wondering why the phone slowed down And here's the detail that should keep tradesmen up at night... not one of these kids knows ANYTHING. They can't fix, file, appraise or farm. Their entire skill is moving knowledge from where it's free to where it's watched. That's it. That's the whole empire Which means the counterattack is stupidly short: 1 - You already own the only asset in this economy: the knowledge. Twenty years of it, pre-verified, in your head 2 - The packaging is now a machine. Character built once, held consistent. Your voice memos in, scripts in the character's voice out... Subscribr runs the research, the outline, the full script & you correct the one thing it got wrong instead of writing anything 3 - And you hold the one card no kid can counterfeit: a real business at the end of the funnel. Their ceiling is an ebook & an AdSense check. Yours is a booked calendar, a service ticket, a $14,000 job The kids aren't better than you. They just showed up to where your customers were asking questions & you didn't Show up. It's your knowledge. Go collect it Link in bio... bring the 20 years, we'll bring the machine

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  JiuJitsu (@jiujitsu199) reported 5 minutes ago

  @BULLOFBRITAIN 3. Same thing goes for Serenity, who lost 50% of his portfolio when the S&P went down by 2% and who was crying and complaining about Reddit dropping 20% on bad earnings, instead of trying to understand why the stock dropped 20% and why he was wrong to recommend it.

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  meow (@user_cat37) reported 8 minutes ago

  @cleryth I only use reddit for when I have a very specific problem 😭

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  AJP's World (@ajp_world) reported 16 minutes ago

  @dyingscribe Yeah… sadly a way too common phenomenon and the amount of people that admit to it on Reddit, Twitter, and other platforms is staggering. This is why The No-Style Style is so prevalent: basic reading comprehension has gone down; use of literary devices nonexistent.

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  Bill Hada (@HadaWillia91578) reported 18 minutes ago

  @JulieCFrost I stopped using reddit except for very specific technical advice years ago (IE: I have X model of 3d printer and it is doing Y. How do I stop Y?) 99% of the time I dont even post, I just search and usually someone else had same problem.

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  FinnicK η-Lynxamine (@finnick420) reported 20 minutes ago

  @PinselLuchs i gave up on reddit many years ago. i now only use it for when i have a computer problem

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  mahb00b.base.eth (@Mim5100) reported 26 minutes ago

  Genm fam😺 Reddit just handed subjective moderation calls to a single AI model. Here's the problem: mod decisions aren't a simple rule lookup. They're judgment calls on gray areas where even reasonable people disagree. When one model makes that call alone, it's just one opinion wearing the mask of authority. This is exactly the problem @GenLayer is solving🔥 : instead of relying on a single model, Intelligent Contracts run on consensus across multiple LLMs validators, so subjective, gray area decisions come from debate and agreement, not a single voice. Real judgment needs a jury, not a solo verdict.🤝 @RuzgarFlns

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  Dyrkabes (@dyrkabes) reported 28 minutes ago

  @bossfightgamesX Thank you :) I think the most fair advice is get lucky. In general, genre and tags are very important, most of my traffic still comes from there. Some tags are performing really well (idle, incremental), some well but not awesome (strategy, upgrades, auto-battler), some might be very weak (I guess platformer, puzzle). No idea about tower defense, I think it is a strong genre Not exactly to itch, but I would definitely include feedback possibility in game. Google survey or whatever. Don't make it too long though X and other social media should always be up. Also the forgiving subreddits (that allow posting often) Then after you get some feedback (hopefully), I would fix the biggest issues and then hit the less forgiving reddit subs like webgame/playmygame. It did not give much but brought some traffic Then some major release (but it should be truly major, ie large change) But then again, it is what I did and I attribute a lot of the result to me being lucky - choosing the right genre, fitting capsule, guessing the good mechanics etc

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  Wanghaf Brotha (@groypingmyshit) reported 29 minutes ago

  This isn’t even true The number is 21 percent of documented serial killers had abused animals in the past So you’re regurgitating a Reddit talking point and it’s wrong Also if you see a little kid abusing a cat as a future serial killer you’re retarded and your brain is broken Yeah it’s disgusting but it’s not indicative of a future abuser

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  Dymastia (@dymastia) reported 30 minutes ago

  Everyone remembers these lines from Berkut but forgets that Mae has a lot of Reddit lines and Atlus sounds like the breaking bad dub voice acting. There’s a lot of problems with the dub of this game even though it has some good stuff

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  . (@DIVINEW1SDOM) reported 31 minutes ago

  Honestly being a mod for a twitter community in your 20s Feels exactly like getting a ping from a 15 year old discord mod "warning" Or a reddit mod commenting with a condescending morally superior attitude All 3 are lowk losers and everyone look down on these so called people

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  Sanu Maya (@1234dreamlight) reported 32 minutes ago

  @bzain_ I swear some people in this fd are sick minded people who are really harmful for society in real life🤮 Their sick&disgusting mentality is literally distroying our watching experience.And i am getting why people on reddit look down on these people who watch this show Sick🤮

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  Mehdi Naqvi (@mehdinaqvii) reported 33 minutes ago

  Google is the solution for half of your problems the other half you need human interaction and if you dont want both just goto reddit.

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  Ryan Heltemes (@Ryan_Heltemes) reported 34 minutes ago

  Founders, does the following person sound like you? Meet Alex. He's 28. He shipped a working SaaS six months ago — genuinely useful, solves a real problem, code is clean. He has 87 users. Forty of them are friends and former colleagues. He's watching competitors with inferior products grow past him because they raised $2M and bought ads on every channel he can't afford. He's read *The Lean Startup*, he's watched every YC talk on growth, he's tried posting on Reddit and got banned from one sub and ignored on three others. He's starting to wonder if the "build it and they will come" advice was always a lie told by people who already had audiences. He codes. He can ship. He cannot spend. And the marketing advice available to him falls into two useless categories: "spend money on targeted ads" (he has no money) and "just be authentic and create value" (he IS creating value, and nobody is seeing it). He is not looking for another framework to think about. He needs specific, executable, asymmetric tactics that work at zero budget, starting tomorrow.