Re:The Evolution of Reddit’s Architecture (2017)
by conradfr on Tuesday September 18, 2018 @07:18AM
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I guess they learned from Digg to not do a massive rollout.
That way the new mild users who don't know the old design start invading the site and the day they delete old.reddit they'll only lose a minority of users.
IMHO the real bad change the last few years (leaving closing subreddits aside) was the removal of the number of upvote/downvote.
That way the new mild users who don't know the old design start invading the site and the day they delete old.reddit they'll only lose a minority of users.
IMHO the real bad change the last few years (leaving closing subreddits aside) was the removal of the number of upvote/downvote.