I liked Swartz a lot. He was idealistic and brilliant. His death was as sad as it was unnecessary. After his death though, I always found it inappropriate wh

I liked Swartz a lot. He was idealistic and brilliant. His death was as sad as it was unnecessary. After his death though, I always found it inappropriate when obituaries and memorials called him a reddit cofounder. He joined reddit as part of a merger and didn't stay on long before being let go. The original founders didn't consider him a cofounder, and until his death did not have the nicest things to say about him. Personally I think there's better things to remember him by than that rather negative chapter. He created a lot of good outside reddit. Personally I still use RSS to this day, and am occasionally reminded by that of his story.