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Me too, but you must know that they will turn it off at some point.

• fernandotakai 7y ago
  i wonder if someone will replicate the old reddit using reddit's api. i mean, there are full featured mobile clients, i wonder if the api licensing would allow it.
• joelthelion 7y ago
  I think I'll just stop regularly browsing reddit at that point. Hopefully tildes will have grown enough by then.
• myhf 7y ago
  Why? thesixtyone.com never turned off their "old" subdomain
  • hombre_fatal 7y ago
    Well, thesixtyone turned off their entire service.
• imglorp 7y ago
  Anyone know if they have public metrics on www vs old visitor traffic?
  • CamelCaseName 7y ago
    I'm not sure about public data, but here is what I'm seeing from one of my larger subreddits: https://i.imgur.com/YPUvYiu.png https://i.imgur.com/YPUvYiu.png Looks like new is gaining on old.
    • basch 7y ago
      i would expect a default to always gain, people get worn down constantly changing default settings, and new users dont know about it because it isnt well advertised.
    • imglorp 7y ago
      And that's a bunch of app hits. It makes me sad how many people caved.
• plorkyeran 7y ago
  i.reddit.com is dramatically older and is still there. There's no need to ever turn it off. New users will overwhelmingly use the new design (if they don't think it's fine, how would they ever become engaged enough to even find out that there's a different option?) and eventually it's just something that makes some long-time power users happy and everyone else doesn't care about.