Reddit claims that while it enables online interaction it does not enable online social interaction.
Reddit says that for an interaction to be social it has to happen “because of a particular user’s relationship with or interest in another user as a person; indeed, in most cases the identity of a user on Reddit is not even known to other users”.
Yeah, that’s a bit of a reach.
They’d have a stronger case for saying it’s not social media if they admitted that it’s 90% bots.
cRazi_man@europe.pub 2 days ago
When there’s a rule that benefits social media sites, then they’re definitely social media. When there are laws to restrict social media sites, “we’re definitely not social media”.
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