Reddit Kills RSS Feeds and Ends Public API Support Amid Abuse Claims
Reddit kills RSS feeds and public API access due to AI bot abuse, leaving moderators and external tools without a working replacement.
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48 Funny Comic Doodles Of Odd Real-Life Moments Shared By Reddit’s ‘No Picture Just A Doodle’
A subreddit of funny comic doodles capturing odd real-life moments, from cats staring to babies grabbing eggs.
Six Years On, The ‘They Just Look At You Like This’ Meme Keeps Evolving
A look back at the 'They Just Look At You Like This' meme, which has grown across social media for six years, from rapper to actor.
Facebook’s New App Recreates the Ancient Roman Forum — Crowdsourced, Digital, and Open to All
Facebook's new Forum app revives the old internet's name while packing in AI features. Here's what it actually does.
Reddit’s knife data shows accounts posting far more than chance would suggest
A study finds a small group of Reddit accounts responsible for a large share of branded knife recommendations in buying threads.
Customer Ordered a Plain Cheeseburger — Then Complained That It Was Missing Everything Else
A Five Guys customer ordered a plain cheeseburger, got no toppings, and then angrily demanded ketchup, lettuce, and pickles.
Patrick Clancy’s Deleted Reddit Posts Show Husband Asking Strangers About Wife’s Worsening Health
Patrick Clancy's deleted Reddit history reveals posts about his wife's mental decline before her fatal actions against their children.
After 16 Years of Marriage, One Woman Walks Away From a Partner Who Turned Violent — She Explains What She’s Learned Since
A woman who fled her abusive husband shares what her children gained after two months of peace, freedom, and safety.
Mom Calls an Attendant After Passenger Asks Her to Quiet Daughter During a Late-Night Reading Session
A mom called an attendant to move a passenger who asked her to quiet her daughter's reading lesson on a night flight.
Internet Weighs In on Whether Job-Hopping for a Raise Beats Staying Put
A Reddit debate on whether switching jobs is the fastest way to get a raise, backed by tales of 65% and 50% jumps in pay.
Online readers are going back to old films and finding that the parents they once rolled their eyes at were actually right
Internet is revisiting movie parents they thought were wrong as kids, finding they were right all along — Charlie, Triton, and Steve Martin among them.
Reddit Users Name Organic Web Search, Shrunken Attention Spans, and Harley-Davidson Among Things ‘On Life Support’
A Reddit thread mourns organic search, shrinking attention spans, and Harley-Davidson as 'basically on life support'—without most people realizing.