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* keep the old.Reddit.com design for everyone * spend 9 figures for a redesign The choice was obvious

• stjohnswarts 5y ago
  I don't think a lot Gen Z don't like the old.reddit.com because it looks kind of old fashioned vs say react "modern" pages and they're afraid of lookign old-fashioned. However, that is what keeps me coming back along with relative anonymity and content on topics that I like.
  • trophycase 5y ago
    information density is too low. Why would I spend 2.5x time scrolling through www.reddit.com/r/fantasyfootball when I can read all the important headlines faster at old.reddit.com ... the redesign also loads fewer posts at a time so you constantly wait for a spinner to fetch new content
  • GhettoComputers 5y ago
    Mobile apps solved that problem. The redesign made desktop problems.
    • stjohnswarts 5y ago
      I only use my phone when I have to. If I'm within 20 feet of a computer w/ a monitor I'll go use that. I know it's old fashioned but it is what it is.
      • GhettoComputers 5y ago
        Do you see yourself ever using a phone docked?
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    • ya_throw 5y ago
      I have always felt that new Reddit's information-sparse and brightly-coloured looks attracted a certain type of emotionally under-developed and low-attention user.
  • doublepg23 5y ago
    Late Zoomers I think you're correct, however my early Zoomer friends and I all use old reddit - we grew up with it after all.