We need to ban news outlets that are owned by Reddit parent company(Advance Publications), which include Condé Nast
For reference, Reddit and Condé Nast are owned by the same parent company(Advance Publications). Here is some of the outlets owned by them: Vogue; The New Yorker; Condé Nast Traveler; GQ; Glamour; Architectural Digest; Vanity Fair; Pitchfork; Wired; Bon Appétit; Ars
Reddit Part 2, I guess.
For context, I am the mod of this community and even I cannot approve my post.
Android Digg app sucks and I am tired of people pretending that is not the case
The android Digg app is even slower and more problematic than even the Reddit mobile website. I am genuinely waiting for any other clients to free me from the shitty Android app experience.
Don't shorten titles
We need at least a option to configure displaying titles. I should not be required to click on posts with long titles to actually read what is the post about.
Very normal beliefs
Source: [The Bad Website](https://thebad.website/comic/very_normal_beliefs). [inside an elevator, two characters are talking[[yellow, happily]I want to BELIEVE[blue, suspicious]To believe in what?Aliens and stuff?[zoom on yellow's face, smiling, looking nasty]That my governmen
Digg Android app should not have Google play license check. This in simple terms prevent any user on alternative ROMs or even on stock ROM who have Google play store disabled from using Digg
Why does the Digg Android app have this giant Google dependency anyway?