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Reddit removed r/all "Entry points and links to r/all being removed starting today"
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this post was submitted on 03 Apr 2026
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"in order to simplify Reddit"
Corpospeech has evolved from euphemisms and marketing tricks to being completely divorced from reality hasn't it?
/r/all was the simplest thing ever, the best posts of all of Reddit. It was a normal button/link. It was Reddit itself, "the front page of the internet"
But thankfully there's still "Reddit Pro" and whatever bullshit they came up with since going public. That is so simple!
It's double speak.
People learned the power of words and now they are abusing them.
The American public with all their faults will nearly trust any written word. Anything besides what they've already been programmed to immediately be skeptical of they will readily accept into their reality like good little consumers.
it really is impressive