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I understand your point, but scale also applies to reddits resources and number of developers / options, so I disagree with this reasoning/excuse.

• xeromal 5y ago
  Scale isn't a linear kind of problem though. The complexity, if not carefully managed, in my experience grows faster than linearly. I always see Salesforce as a huge company with tons of resources whose products struggle frequently.
• jdauriemma 5y ago
  You might be surprised at how small the Reddit team is
  • whymauri 5y ago
    They keep raising money. Might as well hire more and pay better. I'm blown away that after nearly 2 decades, search is effectively unfunded at this company.
    • criddell 5y ago
      > Might as well hire more and pay better Would you want to work there? I suspect a lot of great candidates want nothing to do with that company.
      • whymauri 5y ago
        If they paid competitively, yes.
• cush 5y ago
  This is what Reddit did. Just because you can throw developers and resources at a problem, does not make that problem basic.