At the start of the article I was revelling in the enjoyment of confimation bias washing over me around how reddit is changing, but then I read this > Allen ad

At the start of the article I was revelling in the enjoyment of confimation bias washing over me around how reddit is changing, but then I read this > Allen admitted to the Daily Dot that he deleted popular r/science posts so AMAs would be more prominently featured. But he argues the controversial action was required for his posts to gain widespread visibility. Don't think Reddit is in the wrong here...