> The smaller communities exist as goodwill to make the high traffic portions seem more authentic. What makes you think smaller communities exist out of goodwi

> The smaller communities exist as goodwill to make the high traffic portions seem more authentic. What makes you think smaller communities exist out of goodwill? People are allowed to create subreddits, and whoever is interested joins the subreddit and engages (or just lurks). It has nothing to do with goodwill. It's fascinating how you spun your narrative to make it seem like "Reddit is owned by a mass media conglomerate" is an evil thing.