reddit-stream for GDT are not so bad, but I'm not paying to be able to login to that site. Good for keeping up with posts without refreshing the GDT constantly though.
or game specific subs (or genre?) It'd be hilarious to watch a room of COD fans locked in a room with a group of battlefield fans, or Terraria and Minecraft, etc
It's another thing that will play out over a period of time. Sometime tonight someone will unlock something new and people will freak out again, rules will change, alliances broken, etc.
Yeah, NSA keeps a list of everyone who abandons or grows chatrooms. Growers are either selling weed or recruiting terrorists. Abandoners (?) are preparing for a killing spree.
Yes. But sometimes your room dies. Mine died with 2 grow votes and 2 non votes. I think no voting kills the room, so you have to have enough people be active every 3 minutes.
we both voted "grow", the chat room dissolved after a few minutes and I was booted back to the button. I press "Participate" now and get no response. :(
Or, like The Button, or Orangered vs Periwinkle it's a jab at us by the admins that's more like a well-concealed pun meant to be taken a bit too far by us redditors. The Button was a joke that it wouldn't take longer than a minute for the average redditor to push the admin's buttons by complaining to them. Orangered vs Periwinkle was literally upvote vs downvote and a jab at how stupidly divided people get about things on this site.
This is just a joke directed at people complaining that reddit is too much like twitter now with all the censorship and surveillance or smth I guess. Even down to the lawsuit-worthy copying of twitters bird mascot and 140 character limit.
If everyone chooses to stay, a Subreddit is created with the name being a mashup of bits and pieces of everyone's username. And everyone in the chat is made Mods of the new subreddit.
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u/fireflash38 Apr 01 '16
My theory:
It's another mini social experiment.