It amazes how a client UI, which could be easily implemented by a single good engineer manages to come out so terrible with a supposed tech company backing it.

It amazes how a client UI, which could be easily implemented by a single good engineer manages to come out so terrible with a supposed tech company backing it. And its not like it hasn’t been iterated upon… they continue to change it and never for the better. Speaks volumes about Reddit’s (lack of) engineering talent. Seriously don’t get why they don’t just contract it out to a talented person