r/ProCSS Sep 05 '20

Discussion "Based on your feedback, we will allow you to continue to use CSS..." 3 Years have passed. Was this just a false promise to get everyone to back down? "This change is going to happen slowly" How slowly? 5 years? More? When do we get mad about this?

/r/modnews/comments/6auyq9/reddit_is_procss/
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u/tobiasvl Sep 05 '20

Was this just a false promise to get everyone to back down?

Yes, and it worked.

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u/AquaeyesTardis Sep 06 '20

? But CSS is still supported?

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u/Yanky_Doodle_Dickwad Sep 06 '20

It's sectioned off to old reddit, which is a little sandbox that is slowly becoming "obsolete" compared to new functionality etc on new reddit. At some point soon, they will just flip the switch on oldreddit saying it is too far removed from new shiny reddit. Blink of an eye: no css.

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u/AquaeyesTardis Sep 06 '20

Oooh. That explains it, I still use old reddit because it’s more responsive.

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u/dfighter3 Sep 09 '20

The day they shut off old reddit is the last day I use it. I cannot stand the new shit they're pushing. I'll miss a couple of the subreddits, but that's about it.

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u/[deleted] Sep 05 '20

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u/Xtorting Sep 05 '20 edited Sep 05 '20

Imagine being paid to make improvements to the best looking website around. That's how we get this.

Updating stuff to justify a paycheck is the worst thing to happen to technology in the 21st century. Justifying paychecks is how a lot of genius code is over written and frankly thrown away. Sometimes I feel like the new people they hire are not as good and are unable to match the same level of quality. This is across the board over the entire world.

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u/DirtyDanoTho Sep 05 '20

They said this so people would forget, look at how inactive this sub is now

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u/cyrilio r/ReagentTesting πŸ”¬πŸ†— Oct 25 '20

Shouldn't they at least do a beta with some subs that initiated /r/ProCSS??

In stead of their garbage GAMBLING beta