I've been using old Reddit for a few years, pretty much since I found out it was a thing. Judging by their current iteration's UX, the code is probably horrific

I've been using old Reddit for a few years, pretty much since I found out it was a thing. Judging by their current iteration's UX, the code is probably horrific enough that open sourcing it would hurt their reputation. As you may know Reddit is owned by Conde Nast or some sibling company, and they love outsourcing their stuff to bodyshops.