That has no bearing on the truth of the statement.

Personally, I have few qualms with the quality of the content on reddit. I think the subreddit subscription model the site is centered around did an excellent job at helping users weed out content they weren't interested in.

And the reddit enhancement suite will let you block imgur posts.

Of course. I am not complaining (may be a little) but I am trying to look at it from a purely business point of view. Its good to hit critical mass, it will be more attractive for advertisers. Reddit will get users that might actually click on some ads unlike me :)