The future looks extremely bright. The only thing holding reddit back was that, until recently, Conde Nast didn't think the site needed more employees than coul

The future looks extremely bright. The only thing holding reddit back was that, until recently, Conde Nast didn't think the site needed more employees than could fit in a car. They didn't even have a salesperson assigned to the site until last September. In other words, it's been less than a year since Conde Nast's even been trying to monetize reddit. And I can't talk about the numbers, but note how much the site's been hiring to get a good idea of how things have been going. As big as the last 12 months have been for reddit, the next 12 are going to blow them away.