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I think the argument isn't that Reddit isn't corporate but rather that the original founders have thought it through a lot and have still decided to make this d
by xmprt 4y ago
I think the argument isn't that Reddit isn't corporate but rather that the original founders have thought it through a lot and have still decided to make this decision.
- vasco 4y agoI'm sure Mark Zuckerberg thinks through all his major decisions a lot too. If you think a lot and your result is dark patterns, does that matter so much?
- saurik 4y agoYou seem to be assuming that if one says "they know well what they are doing" that's a defense of their actions, but I'd think it is much more often a denigration of them...
- ajacksified 4y agoExactly. I'm pointing out that what gp says: > It may end up having a much larger impact than reddit corporate anticipates. Is unlikely. I'm not adding an opinion on whether or not this is a good move, or a user-friendly move.