I just took a look at her AMA and I think some of her complaints about reddit are mistaken. Of course the complaint that some people were being nasty and reddit

I just took a look at her AMA and I think some of her complaints about reddit are mistaken. Of course the complaint that some people were being nasty and reddit would benefit from a reduction of such behavior is valid. She complains about insufficient positive engagement, but she erred in using a different account to reply to questions than the toplevel post. This makes an AMA post harder to navigate because comments from the OP are highlighted in most ways people view reddit, and many clients have an AMA mode with additional UI based around the assumption that the post and answers will use the same account. She complains that her comments were downvoted into oblivion. I don't know if many of them had negative scores briefly, but the only ones that do now are complaints about downvotes and a comment containing a personal attack. The currently-downvoted comments are not a positive contribution to the discussion. Finally, she didn't respond to what is now the highest-scoring question regarding her product collecting and storing data it doesn't obviously need, such as user location. If I was considering using this product, I'd like to know why it collects and stores my location.