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Same, and I feel like it's inevitable at some point. Either some day someone will do the math and determine they can get a lot more ad revenue if they force eve
by Trasmatta 6y ago
Same, and I feel like it's inevitable at some point. Either some day someone will do the math and determine they can get a lot more ad revenue if they force everyone to use the new design, or they'll decide the cost of maintaining two versions of the site's frontend is too high.
- newsbinator 6y agoIs there much to maintain on old.reddit.com? It lacks all the features that make new Reddit annoying and slow, and it doesn't need to gain any new ones. It's basically a graphical version of the core api, which is solid.
- Trasmatta 6y agoThe cost is probably relatively low (but not negligible). I could imagine a future though where they decide to make some big breaking changes to the API, and decide it's not worth updating the old site.