Steam subreddit full of 'steam engine' images in protest against Reddit's API charge
Due to the flow of
Steam on Reddit
https://www.reddit.com/r/Steam/
The Steam subreddit has suddenly become all about actual steam and steam trains | PC Gamer
Originally, Steam's subreddit was a place to deal with the topic of the game platform 'Steam', and it has been exciting by expressing complaints and showing improvements.
However, when Reddit announced the API fee in June 2023, it was a setting that could cause the third-party apps essential for moderators to disappear, so more than 7,000 subreddits participated and the protest was made private . Done.
The Steam subreddit also joined the protest. Then, the Reddit administrator forced me to choose between publishing or deleting the forum, so I chose to publish it, but continued to protest, instead of 'Steam' instead of 'steam' or ' It turned into a subreddit where images of 'steam engine' are posted.
Part of the post looks like this:
M4 Sherman tank towed by a steam tractor
M4 Sherman being pulled by a steam tractor
by u/Aut Snufkin in Steam
A restored steamship
This Canadian Pacific Steamship (same line as the RMS Empress of Ireland) is currently being restored in Canada, pretty neat Eh?
by u/Bowzasaurus Rex in Steam
steam locomotive
Rate my setup
by u/Expontoridesagain in Steam
Occasionally, other images are also included. This is a valve. I'm hooked on the fact that 'Steam' is operated by Valve Corporation.
Look at this beautiful valve:
by u/Pretend_Creme7138 in Steam
The board game 'Steam' also came out.
I didn't know Steam had a reddit!? Why is it one of your favorite games too?
by u/mccoyboy22 in Steam
In Reddit, ``r/pics'' and ``r/gifs'', which also participated in the protest, are revived with the policy of ``only images of comedian John Oliver can be posted'' when returning from private to public. increase.
Two of Reddit's largest communities in chaos return from private in a humorous way - GIGAZINE
by Zach Copley
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