>In short your experience is valid but since you probably represent a small percentage of the userbase reports of reddits death are still presumably greatly exa

>In short your experience is valid but since you probably represent a small percentage of the userbase reports of reddits death are still presumably greatly exaggerated. I don't think people are forecasting Reddit's death so much as wishing for it and asking for alternatives they can go to instead. I don't think Reddit will ever really die. It will persist, as a sort of night-club district from the comparatively well lit streets of Facebook and Twitter. It's not really a red light district anymore, but it's edgy enough for most people.