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Eh, to me Reddit is just another example of Eternal September syndrome. Reddit took a nosedive in quality shortly after the Digg implosion. > Is it because th
by afavour 6y ago
Eh, to me Reddit is just another example of Eternal September syndrome. Reddit took a nosedive in quality shortly after the Digg implosion.
> Is it because they fundamentally misunderstand what they have? Because they don't care? Because they're greedy, or just plain incompetent?
Another possibility: because it doesn't make (enough) money. I say (enough) because simply turning a profit isn't good enough when you have investors expecting large returns.
- smaryjerry 6y agoIt still offers the basic features that people want. A community website that can be managed extremely easily in a format people like. Like many people now, I almost never visit all or popular to see the latest viral video and political hot take. It usually reposts from 10 years ago anyways. I go to the pages that interest me. It’s odd that places like square space, wix, and Wordpress have completely focused on shopping or blogs and basically ignored forums and community pages. I guess they aren’t selling ads, which is probably a huge missed opportunity for them.