DRS numbers are based on Cede & Co from now on.

We do NOT know the true DRS count as GameStop will never directly implicate Cede in a crime, nor would Cede ever send a bigger number than they should.

People saying the movement has “fissiled out” are intentionally misleading you. Lemmy is filled to the brim with inorganic anti-GME rhetoric. Esp Lemmy.world content (anti-GME, anti-DRS, anti-NFT, anti tokenized securities)

We’re at upwards of 85-90M DRS per the bot which has been incredibly accurate so far.

I was correct that this quarter would “barely move” upward. We’re at the CUSP of the math not mathing out on Cede’s end.

  • Chives@lemmy.whynotdrs.orgMEnglish
    3·
    1 year ago

    Ah, gotcha! A redirect could be set up by anyone, it wouldn’t have to be us. Using something like TinyURL would probably work for someone interested in trying this.

    That said - I would encourage people to make their own decisions about that kind of outreach. As I mentioned above, some subreddits may view that kind of sharing as a violation of their policy which can result in bans, and that is outside of our control.

    I am so glad Lemmy is growing steadily and people are coming to a place where admin and mod actions have built in transparency and accountability.

    • Zuberi 👀@lemmy.dbzer0.comOPEnglish
      2·
      1 year ago

      some subreddits may view that kind of sharing as a violation of their policy which can result in bans

      Reddit accounts w/ this much karma cost MAYBE $20, I’m willing to throw water on the SS fire if it makes people wake up about DRS.

      I’m sure you’re afraid to directly brigade (or maybe even just directly SAY to brigade), but with your addition to the DRSGME site, it seems you may not really have a choice in which side you pick here. Sure it doesn’t have to be your team, but it would certainly make more sense to facilitate something like this.

      • Chives@lemmy.whynotdrs.orgMEnglish
        3·
        1 year ago

        I think it’s good for people to engage with the community however they would like. You’re probably not the only one who thinks that kind of advocacy campaign would be helpful! We’re working on adding new resources to the DRSGME.org and WhyDRS.org sites that can help educate about Lemmy as well, and bring more people interested in open conversation towards this platform.