> You can have opinions and attempt to have influence, but you have no flat out rights unless you are a decision maker at the corporation. That simply isn't tr

> You can have opinions and attempt to have influence, but you have no flat out rights unless you are a decision maker at the corporation. That simply isn't true, as evidenced by Digg. The users, as a whole, are the one thing of value Reddit has and Reddit inc. has very little control over them.