How can we reopen the FF14 subreddit?

[Ivtrix]

so people can now return to the daily 50k posts about miqote and aura lewd art followed by viera feet pics and sprinkled with some elezens art on reddit. got it.

It’s ok with the coming api changes your going to soon see more postings for miquote onlyfans and exclusive back door golden saucer cactcoin crypto buy-in since the jannies will no longer have any method of containment.

[DPZ2]

This game desperately needs a wowhead or icy veins equivalent.

Hint: This game is already part of icy veins. Go look. https://www.icy-veins.com/ffxiv

[Rolder50]

Hint: This game is already part of icy veins. Go look. https://www.icy-veins.com/ffxiv

Didn't know that. Man comparing the guides for FF14 classes vs WoW classes is a laugh.

[Ransu]

icy veins covers a lot of games... though I advise caution in using them.

[Mosha]

icy veins covers a lot of games... though I advise caution in using them.

wasn't their huge drama with icy veins, graphics cards and the Balance (please excuse me I'm bringing this up from cold storage in my already damaged brain) something about the owner being unstable af

[ICountFrom0]

I haven't been on Reddit for that long, but I've never seen the FFXIV sub looking anything like that.

Either it has cleaned itself up or this was never true.

The third party apps that reddit are shutting down are HOW they manage it, clean it up, and prevent you from seeing it in that kind of situation. Without them, it'll be overrun. But no, reddit says, "we'll release this as paid features, eventually" ... and then never does.

[Dzonathan]

It's impossible right now to Google information and a lot of guides that are posted on Reddit... The other Google results for FF14 are SEO-engineered garbage. It's not just about posting memes this is a big deal.

I consider this a good lesson about relying on centralized structures.

[TheGrimace]

I think it would be pretty funny if Reddit died. Not because I dislike the XIV reddit (I appreciate it), but because I dislike the CEO and want him to fail.

The internet will get some new forum system, and ideally one better than Reddit and its current iteration. I just wish it would happen faster.

[Mosha]

I consider this a good lesson about relying on centralized structures.

why are Highlanders so based?

[Canadane]

Am I the only one that's never needed Reddit for finding information?
There's a number of decent wikis, SE has their own game database, and just general word of mouth. Not to mention almost everything changed is documented in patch notes, all of which are available to peruse.
I really never see the need for Reddit.