Reddit's UX was perfect from a (my) user point of view in like 2011. Everything added or changed since then has been either unnecessary stuff that nobody asked

Reddit's UX was perfect from a (my) user point of view in like 2011. Everything added or changed since then has been either unnecessary stuff that nobody asked for, adding social network features that aren't what reddit was originally meant for, or a way to better serve ads. The only thing reddit needed was to improve the mobile experience, which they kinda did, except they have tons of annoying dark patterns in it to push you towards the app.