At this point, I do slightly wonder whether a significant number of people are using the "new" Reddit at all, or whether it's just being kept online as a face-s

At this point, I do slightly wonder whether a significant number of people are using the "new" Reddit at all, or whether it's just being kept online as a face-saving exercise. The publicly visible feedback seems to have been overwhelmingly negative and remains so, and I can't remember ever seeing anyone comment anywhere that they actively prefer the new version. I use old Reddit routinely myself. I quite often see advice to use old Reddit, such as the parent comment. I do occasionally see an indication that someone is using the new interface, for example because they used the ``` notation for code on a programming subreddit, but this seems relatively rare compared to encountering criticism or advice to avoid it.