Do you actually use reddit? It's an extremely cancerous experience on mobile, they actively work on making the ui as inconvenient as possible. Every iteration o

Do you actually use reddit? It's an extremely cancerous experience on mobile, they actively work on making the ui as inconvenient as possible. Every iteration of reddits ui is even slower than the last one, which I consider quite an achievement considering how slow it was months ago already. Reddit also has the "gold" thing going which is probably not what you'd want for your own forum, where some users are more equal than others because they paid money to an entity you have a questionable relationship with. Unrelated: Google's results decline in quality because google values engagement more than quality. It's been like this for years. When you are the monopoly, you can easily trade quality for more money without negative consequences.