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r/EuropeMeta•

As you've probably heard, a large number of subs are going dark next week to protest Reddit's decision to end free access to its API and as a result end third party app support.

The decision will affect all of us, even those of us who use the official app, as the removal of third party tools and automated systems will make moderating subs harder.

A very large number of subs (500+ and counting, including 9 with over 5 million members) have signed up so far, and there are more joining each day.

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r/aftk•

As you've probably heard, a large number of subs are going dark next week to protest Reddit's decision to end free access to its API and as a result end third party app support.

The decision will affect all of us, even those of us who use the official app, as the removal of third party tools and automated systems will make moderating subs harder.

A very large number of subs (500+ and counting, including 9 with over 5 million members) have signed up so far, and there are more joining each day.

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r/leinsterrugby•

It feels like we didn't learn from last year - don't take the points, momentum in the second half matters more than another 3. La Rochelle are good enough to score against us and momentum is everything.

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r/irishpolitics•

My name is Dmitriy Petrov, and if you are reading these lines, it means that I most likely died fighting Putin’s invasion of Ukraine

As an anarchist, a revolutionary and a Russian I found it necessary to take part in the armed repulse of the Ukrainian people to Putin’s occupiers. I did it for justice, to defend Ukrainian society and to free my country, Russia, from oppression.

Another important meaning of the participation in this war is to establish internationalism by our example. In the days when deadly imperialism awakens in response a wave of nationalism and contempt for the Russians, I assert in word and deed: there are no bad nations. All nations have one misfortune – greedy a

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