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Throne and Liberty’s Wilds of Talandre gains an initially mixed reception from players
- Throne and Liberty's Wilds of Talandre update has received a mixed reception from players.
- Some players are unhappy with the new solo dungeons, considering them to be overtuned and unrewarding.
- Complaints regarding item drops in Tier 2 instances giving Tier 1 drops have also been raised.
- Other points of contention include the milestone system, performance problems, and dissent over boss portal updates.
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Reddit's ad revenue is growing faster than other social media platforms
- A new report shows Reddit's ad revenue is growing faster than any other social media platform.
- According to EMARKETER, Reddit's year-over-year ad revenue is estimated to grow by more than 30% this year.
- Reddit's unique 'social' feel is contributing to its expanding user base.
- However, advertisers face challenges on Reddit as users typically don't want brands in their conversations.
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A Reddit moderation tool is flagging ‘Luigi’ as potentially violent content
- Reddit's automatic moderation tool is flagging the word 'Luigi' as potentially violent content.
- The AutoModerator flagged a post about the video game Luigi's Mansion 3, instructing to 'check for violence'.
- Reddit states there is no sitewide filter for the word 'Luigi', but comments mentioning 'Luigi' are being flagged in some cases.
- Issues with Reddit's auto moderation and potential subreddit shutdowns have also been reported.
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The Daily Grind: How often do you update your Steam reviews of MMOs and multiplayer games?
- Spending time replying to Steam reviews can be worth the trouble, according to MMO veteran Scott Hartsman.
- Thanking people for good reviews has a small effect on the rate of positive reviews.
- Responding to negative reviews has a significant effect on convincing negative reviewers to switch their reviews to positive.
- Developer responses to negative reviews increase the likelihood of them being updated by users.
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Reddit’s new features will no longer leave you lost and helpless
- Reddit is adding new features to make posting content easier and provide better guidance to users.
- A new check tool will inform users if their post violates community rules and why it may be removed.
- Reddit will show rules up front and provide a "Post to a different community" option for content that has been removed.
- Users will also have access to a recommendation button to find relevant communities to share their content.
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Prepare For Discord To Get Way Worse
- Discord, a popular platform for gaming communities and social interactions, is rumored to be considering an IPO, potentially leading to changes in its user experience and business model.
- Founded in 2015, Discord's founders are reportedly exploring the possibility of going public, which might align with the stock market's focus on growth.
- The shift towards IPO could impact Discord's ad-free model and user-friendly features, potentially mirroring the trend of tech companies compromising service quality for financial gains.
- Amidst significant user base growth during the pandemic, Discord faces the challenge of balancing its core gaming focus with broader expansion plans.
- While Discord has positioned itself as a key hub for gaming discussions and communities, concerns arise over potential changes and monetization strategies post-IPO.
- The prospect of Discord going public raises questions about the future user experience and community dynamics, especially in the context of larger gaming releases utilizing the platform.
- Discord's possible IPO trajectory reflects broader industry trends where free services transition to monetized models, raising uncertainties for existing user bases.
- The evolving landscape of Discord's business strategy may impact its appeal as a virtual town square for gamers and other communities, potentially altering the platform's dynamics.
- With Discord being considered a safe haven from online clutter and algorithms, a shift towards public ownership could introduce challenges that compromise its unique user experience.
- Discord's journey towards a potential IPO signifies a pivotal moment in its trajectory, prompting reflection on its founding principles, growth strategies, and impact on the gaming community.
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Reddit will warn users who repeatedly upvote banned content
- Reddit will now issue warnings to users who repeatedly upvote content banned for violating policies.
- The warnings will start with violent content and may later be expanded to cover other types of actions.
- The new policy aims to reduce exposure to objectionable content by monitoring and discouraging repeated upvotes.
- Reddit will closely monitor the implementation and consider further expansion of the warnings.
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Reddit Founder’s TikTok Rescue Plan With Blockchain
- Reddit founder, Alexis Ohanian, plans to acquire TikTok's US operations and bring the platform's operations "on-chain".
- Ohanian envisions a TikTok where users own their data and creators control their audience, promoting transparency and accountability.
- The move aligns with Ohanian's commitment to empowering creators and users in digital communities, reflected in his career with Reddit and Seven Seven Six.
- There is a debate around Reddit's complex relationship with blockchain and why Ohanian isn't focusing on bringing blockchain to Reddit instead.
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Reddit Co-Founder Alexis Drives Effort to Decentralize TikTok
- Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian has joined Project Liberty's efforts to decentralize TikTok.
- Project Liberty aims to acquire TikTok's US operations and re-architect it on a decentralized model using blockchain technology.
- Ohanian believes in user ownership of data and creators' ownership of their audience, with the Frequency protocol on Polkadot as the foundation for this shift.
- The initiative seeks to eliminate mysterious algorithms and data behavior, bringing higher accountability and openness to social media governance.
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How sports-tech power couple Serena Williams and Alexis Ohanian make and spend their millions
- Serena Williams, one of the greatest athletes, is married to Reddit founder Alexis Ohanian, with an estimated combined net worth of $410 million.
- Williams earned over $90 million in prize money during her dominant tennis career and continues to earn from endorsements, partnerships, and investments.
- She has partnered with brands like Nike, Beats by Dre, Gatorade, Gucci, and more, and launched ventures like her clothing line and beauty brand.
- Williams executive produced the movie 'King Richard' and signed a two-book deal along with launching a beauty brand called Wyn Beauty.
- Alexis Ohanian, Reddit founder, became a millionaire at 23 through the sale of Reddit and later founded the VC firm 'Seven Seven Six.'
- Ohanian is an advocate for digital privacy and has donated to diversify tech companies' talent pools.
- The couple, parents to two daughters, is also philanthropic, with Williams being a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Alumni and an investor through Serena Ventures.
- Williams retired from tennis in 2022, citing family responsibilities, and mentioned never being motivated by money throughout her career.
- Ohanian has faced health issues such as having part of his thyroid removed and being diagnosed with Lyme disease.
- Their combined success in sports and tech has allowed them to enjoy a luxurious lifestyle, invest in ventures, own homes around the world, and be actively involved in philanthropy.
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Kevin Rose, Alexis Ohanian acquire Digg
- Kevin Rose, the original founder, and Alexis Ohanian, co-founder of Reddit, have acquired Digg.
- Digg and Reddit were once rivals in the online news aggregation space.
- Digg did not stand the test of time, undergoing ownership changes, while Reddit went public and continued to grow.
- Kevin Rose and Alexis Ohanian aim to revive Digg with a fresh vision, focusing on a balance between human judgment and AI.
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Reddit Co-Founder Backs Blockchain Plan in TikTok Acquisition Bid
- Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian has joined a bid to acquire TikTok's U.S. operations.
- The bid aims to integrate blockchain technology for better user data control.
- Competing bids from major tech firms challenge Ohanian and McCourt's blockchain vision.
- The goal is to establish a new social media model where user data is owned by individuals.
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Digg is coming back, thanks to its founder — and Reddit’s
- Kevin Rose, the founder of Digg, with a team of partners including Alexis Ohanian, is relaunching Digg with a focus on building a community-first social platform.
- The new Digg aims to engage the community better than before and incorporate AI to enhance user experience and reduce moderation efforts.
- The platform will operate similarly to the old Digg, with users sharing links, commenting, and voting. The 'Bury' downvote option has been replaced.
- The team perceives potential in creating a platform that combines the best aspects of the old Digg with improved community care, resembling a more user-friendly Reddit.
- AI will play a significant role in content management on the new Digg, allowing for automated moderation and creative community features like language translations and content moderation.
- The team intends to empower users by providing tools that enhance community interaction and enable personalized experiences within sub-communities.
- The focus of the new platform is on user engagement and authenticity, aiming to maintain a human touch in the content curation process.
- Digg plans to offer innovative ways to reward and recognize users for their contributions, prioritizing insightful and positive interactions over metrics like follower count.
- The relaunch of Digg is seen as a prototype with plans to evolve and grow based on user feedback and engagement over time.
- The team acknowledges that the current version of Digg is a work-in-progress, with gradual improvements and features to be introduced in response to user needs and preferences.
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Billionaire Reddit founder joins growing ranks of TikTok bidders
- Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian has joined a bid led by Frank McCourt to buy TikTok and prevent a US ban.
- Ohanian will work with McCourt, a former owner of the Los Angeles Dodgers, to acquire the Chinese-owned social media platform.
- The bid aims to address US national security concerns and give users ownership over their data.
- McCourt's Project Liberty intends to move TikTok's users and content to an American-made network of servers.
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Reddit Co-Founder Alexis Leads the Charge to Decentralize TikTok
- Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian has joined Project Liberty's consortium to acquire TikTok US operations.
- Ohanian aims to decentralize TikTok using blockchain technology to address data privacy concerns.
- The project plans to use the 'Frequency' protocol on Polkadot to give users control over their data and content.
- Ohanian previously invested in cryptocurrencies and sold a portion of the investments in 2024.
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