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Re:Reddit raises $410M in new funding by setr on Thursday August 12, 2021 @05:15PM (#28161576)
The whole point of reddit is that the crowding issue is self-correcting -- you just move to a new sub. I like to envision it as a malthusian catastrophe -- as the population starts reaching capacity limits, people start grumbling more and more.. until suddenly they far overshoot the capacity, and leave en-masse to new subs. In one fell swoop, the original sub is left near-empty, and out of the many new subs created in that instant, a few survive with healthy populations.
Re:Reddit raises $410M in new funding by paulpauper on Thursday August 12, 2021 @05:32PM (#28161782)
I have been on reddit a long time and I have never seen a popular sub ever die unless it gets banned by admins. Splinter subs emerge but the original one remains popular too
Re:Reddit raises $410M in new funding by 2c2c2c on Thursday August 12, 2021 @07:51PM (#28163337)
SRS, breadtube