Reddit Angers Users Again, This Time by Retiring Coins, Awards

The social media platform is retiring a perk for Premium users amid ongoing strife over Reddit's decision to clamp down on access to its API.
The social media platform is retiring a perk for Premium users amid ongoing strife over Reddit's decision to clamp down on access to its API.

Reddit angers users with sunsetting of coins and awards system

927 people own half the bitcoins. : r/Bitcoin

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Is this game even worth playing, as a F2P? : r/RiseofKingdoms

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Addressing the Limited VIP Stock and how it's poor practice from Lego. : r/lego

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JJ, a former RL esports employee, shares that from Psyonix Almost all of marketing, PR, community were let go (1-2 ppl left for each). Plus the ppl handling RL socials, the lawyer

All Medals Complete, North American Pokedex complete 142, close to 3 levels away from 40. What will Niantic do to keep us high level players interested? : r/TheSilphRoad

TIL the largest treasure hoard in Britain was accidentally found by a man when he set out with a metal detector to find a hammer he had lost in a farm. It