Re:Now Reddit are coming for the individual personal subreddits
by johnnyanmac on Thursday June 22, 2023 @09:35PM
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>My unpopular opinion is Reddit is making the right move and likely their only move
the inevitable move, maybe. The only move (for profits), yes. But they are executing this absolutely horribly. Reddit has never been an overly formal site, and I guess that is built into the culture of the admins as well.
>they owed it to their communities to hand over the keys when they ‘quit’ in protest
Historically speaking, they never did. We have seen mods run a sub to the ground several times and the result was users jumping ship to a new community.
So while inevitable, it is inherently hypocritical for Reddit to suddenly care now as if they ever cared about users.
the inevitable move, maybe. The only move (for profits), yes. But they are executing this absolutely horribly. Reddit has never been an overly formal site, and I guess that is built into the culture of the admins as well.
>they owed it to their communities to hand over the keys when they ‘quit’ in protest
Historically speaking, they never did. We have seen mods run a sub to the ground several times and the result was users jumping ship to a new community.
So while inevitable, it is inherently hypocritical for Reddit to suddenly care now as if they ever cared about users.