Reddit delivered strong earnings, but the numbers beneath the surface tell a different story. Slowing logged-in user growth and AI-powered search could threaten the platform's long-term value.
I humbly disagree. It ended with the admins not supporting mods, caring about numbers more than people, encouraging memes over discussion (not encouraging memes at all, just OVER DISCUSSION which is what made reddit great).
Reddit got gud, then spent a decade fucking over everyone chasing that money.
But if they had taken care of their mods and their users, they could hvae that money AND not be shitty. But alas…
But /r/all? Just meant I could see stuff from every subreddit and find places that deserved my time and attention. I disagree with ya. heh
I humbly disagree. It ended with the admins not supporting mods, caring about numbers more than people, encouraging memes over discussion (not encouraging memes at all, just OVER DISCUSSION which is what made reddit great).
Reddit got gud, then spent a decade fucking over everyone chasing that money.
But if they had taken care of their mods and their users, they could hvae that money AND not be shitty. But alas…
But /r/all? Just meant I could see stuff from every subreddit and find places that deserved my time and attention. I disagree with ya. heh