Is the Reddit page r/Plex run by anyone associated with Plex [mod edited for content] If it isn’t moderated directly by Plex, the company should consider starting an official page. This isn’t a rhetorical question.

At what point is a small businesses no longer considered small? The Apollo developer has made millions of the app plus he says it’s a part time gig

[image] cmpegeek: I don’t feel bad for the 3rd-party developers for Reddit that were making money off of THIER platform. I think that’s an entirely backwards way to look at it. Reddit users engage with Reddit. They participate in subreddits, they write posts, they read posts, they interact w…

[image] go2tom42: When I hit control F I don’t want a site overriding my browsers basic functions That’s a feature of HTML and part of your web browser The entire forum thread doesn’t load immediately, not until you scroll, so client-side native browser search isn’t always useful If you hit …

Last I saw there was almost 10,000 subreddits participating I never said anything about Apollo or tried to use them as gold standard of who this change impacts but… [Screenshot (3674)] Even if you’ve made millions. If it costs you 20 million a year to operate guess what happens? That service no…

The protest is a joke. The users are the ones getting hurt and not Reddit. They have the right to change whatever they want. The market will decide if it is fair or not.

This is extremely frustrating. Does anyone at Plex realize just how many broken links exist on Google search right now. The protest and all that is one thing, fine. But the ramifications are not quite that simple. Every Plex question I’ve ever asked has top results on Reddit. I feel bad for newer …

…the heck? What makes you think that the Plex reddit is controlled by Plex? You jump straight to accusing Plex of doing something, then complain because Plex ISN’T doing it?

[image] Divideby0: …the heck? What makes you think that the Plex reddit is controlled by Plex? I don’t. Hence: [image] NickF1227: The mod answer about Reddit being “unofficial “ because Plex didn’t want to control that platform is a silly argument, at least for a paid product. When you …

[image] NickF1227: See this video with over 1.4 million views! To put things into prospective… Linus put out a video two days ago about a Roku TV which currently has 1.2 million views Conflating that number with the health of a company over a subreddit page is a stretch Maybe you didn’t see…

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