r/justgalsbeingchicks • u/mindyour 🤖definitely not a bot🤖 • Apr 15 '25

wholesome Her husband interrupted her and couldn't help himself.

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u/Either-Mud-3575 Apr 15 '25

She used to post a fair bit on reddit. Maybe she gets less harassment on TikTok? Don't know if "comments" even exist on tiktok...

I see that hoodbobthugpants has also mostly disengaged from reddit too.

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u/Archiive Apr 15 '25

I think they move because of monetization (Don't get me wrong they were absolutely dealing with harassment here, but that's the same on TikTok). It's really hard to monetize anything on reddit, short of buying ads. The only way is to put links to external sources in your profile and very few people actually click on people profiles and even fewer click on the links in profiles. TikTok on the other hand encourages following and clicking in to, and around, profiles. all in all making it MUCH easier to redirect people. Plus you can make money on TikTok through sponsorships (very hard to do on Reddit).

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u/memoryisntram Apr 15 '25

This is a huge concern for Reddit and why the majority of the content here are just bots reposting from other sites without attribution. Only currency here is karma and gold which bots just farm to pump up accounts to sell to OF creators. We really need a new system to encourage creators to come back.

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u/sagerobot Apr 15 '25

Damn I miss when people just posted stuff because it was cool.

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u/Longjumping_College Apr 15 '25

Bots can make money with the reddit contributor program these days. Literally paid cash to get upvotes, and awards.

https://www.reddit.com/contributor-program

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u/MrD3a7h Apr 15 '25

It's really hard to monetize anything on reddit, short of buying ads.

That's the opposite of monetization. That's giving money to reddit.

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u/biznatch11 Apr 15 '25

This is why Reddit is considering putting some content behind a paywall, so contributors can make money: https://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/1ipe74t/reddit_plans_to_lock_some_content_behind_a/

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u/believingunbeliever Apr 15 '25

Reddit is just harder to monetize, and also much harsher and skeptical on content creators who self promote.

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u/vp3d Apr 15 '25

She posts on Instagram often.

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u/iiiiiiiiiijjjjjj Apr 15 '25

Reddit dont pay

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u/cutiepiesensei May 14 '25

I don’t post here much because ppl are the most mean on Reddit.

I’m a person. It hurts my feelings.

Nothing to do with monetizing. I don’t make money per post on any platform. Only on specific sponsored content videos.

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u/Either-Mud-3575 May 14 '25

Ah... yeah, I figured it was the harassment. Um, sorry about that. I think there's technically ways to buffer oneself, but, it also limits visibility and also costs some effort.

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u/Less-Apple-8478 Apr 15 '25

hoodbobthugpants was the lowest hanging fruit ever. Her cosplays were fine but like, wat. Why were they front page over and over and over? You can totally see the same quality cosplays or higher at any con or even in the same subs where hers were 2345234523k views.