As much as I hate twitter, I think this is a bad thing. As far as I can tell, the suit is about those uploading music to twitter, which counts as sharing of content and shouldn't be illegal.
Unless I am missing something, if the lawsuit went through, it would be a terrible thing for everyone.
The problem is, the answer to "how I watch x show otherwise" is pirate, which is an activity many people simply don't know how to or has many loops in order to make it work.
Woah that list is huge
I think it would take a while for any social media to have one, then again I didn't expect Reddit to shit the bed the way it has. If there's any that I think will be specifically fast, it would be Twitch.
Youtube is the least likely, no matter how many times it shits the bed, people stick to it because all the other video sharing services simply aren't supported by the big content creators.
Holy smokes 84 comments? You must have commenting superpowers or something
Use redirector! Here's one i will copy paste for everyone to use:
Description: reddit bye bye
Example URL:https://www.reddit.com/*
Include pattern:https://www.reddit.com/*
Redirect to:https://lemmy.ml/$
Make sure to replace lemmy.ml with your instance of choice and reddit.com with old reddit if you default to that (I always had "use redesign" turned off in my account settings).
For bonus fun, you can copy redirects with the extension, so you can adjust for your favorite subreddits if you choose.
Yeah just made a kbin (I have a lemmy too, but found I liked kbin's ui more) and it's been a bit slow. I figure it's cause the ama went so badly!
When I find a website I find interesting, I usually use the firefox addon feedbro to find an rss feed in the site. I create folders based on domains or website type to help categorize things. It has worked for a lot more websites than I expected.