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I would wager that 90% or more of their revenue comes from the generic TikTok meme slurry of r/all and the front page. I think some big % of their users aren't
by atomicnumber3 3y ago
I would wager that 90% or more of their revenue comes from the generic TikTok meme slurry of r/all and the front page. I think some big % of their users aren't even signed in.
So the long tail of hobby subs are probably just noise and operational burden. So if they're wanting to IPO, they probably want to cut costs and focus hard on ad revenue. I'm guessing banning nsfw stuff is probably in the works too.
- russelg 3y agoYep, their API won't be serving NSFW content anymore.
- Seattle3503 3y agoDepending on how they implement that change, that is going to mess with a lot of spam control bots.
- marisnom 3y agothat seems going too far from me, they would be killing their strongest positives (easy to access communities for niches) just to become tiktoks sewage outlet?