I think reddit died for me when they more than doubled the price of premium membership (previously called 'gold'). It's just not worth it anymore. I always use

I think reddit died for me when they more than doubled the price of premium membership (previously called 'gold'). It's just not worth it anymore. I always used to love how open it was. Don't communities were toxic sure but there were lots of fringey subreddits with people really enjoying themselves. For example exhibitionism. Conde Nast are trying to clamp down on this a lot to make it more mainstream palatable. IMO this is when such platforms start to decline though I have to admit reddit has so far lasted longer than I expected (especially when considering predecessors like Digg)