/r/java will be joining the June 12th Blackout in protest of Reddit's API changes. Please support open-source projects and democratization of Projects by using other platforms until we return. This sub will not be accessible for at least 2 days, and possibly longer.

Good!

After the awful mistreatment of the Apollo dev https://old.reddit.com/r/apolloapp/comments/144f6xm/apollo_will_close_down_on_june_30th_reddits it's clear that the paying api was just a farce to destroy the 3pa competition.

Also u/spez still uses java 1.1

Make it longer as in “until further notice”, redirect us to an alternative forum, and let’s get the Hella outa here for good.

Shouldn't we already be thinking about some kind of aternative? like e.g.: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy self-hosted? The goal of reddit is not a community, but maximization of the profit.

+1 for closure until further notice

I'm looking at Tilde right now and it seems good. Lemmy has structural problems IMO that will prevent it from really taking off.

Edit: Mainly that most people out there have no interest in a decentralized anything (we like centralization, just only when its people we like doing the centralizing) thereby turning the selling point into a drawback imo.

Move to televistar.com, same as reddit free to use no censorship bs etc.

Really?

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Very good!

Any Java discord communities around? Some of the ones here look interesting but would like to build a good list of alternatives..

Which other platforms? Is there some official r/java on Discord or such services?

Still up?