Re:Reddit files to go public
by molticrystal on Thursday December 16, 2021 @01:25AM
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The new largest share holders will likely coerce the removal of all three along with any other vestigial remnant that is enjoyable and is still maintained in the name of eventually maximizing their profits. For me the biggest loss will probably be when the board of directors demand that the RSS feeds stop working.
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Re:Reddit files to go public
by sauntheninja on Thursday December 16, 2021 @02:25AM
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Just don't remove old reddit and I will be fine
Do we know who the larger shareholders are? Where do we look this up?
Tencent was/is big on funding Reddit. Around the time they soaked $150m, privacy policy has changed, some functionalities were added that do not work on old.reddit w/o JS, www.reddit started resembling other social media sites and the site became more profit-oriented and - for me - user-hostile.