This would be true even if they had a decent UI. They should allow people to innovate on top of their platform if they want to grow their user base. Cutting o

This would be true even if they had a decent UI. They should allow people to innovate on top of their platform if they want to grow their user base. Cutting off their own path to growth that tells me they're in cash-cow mode, so the business strategy is to auger their way into profitability by squeezing money from an ever-shrinking user base. If that's the case, they should also be laying off people to juice margins... checks... yep. Well, that was fun while it lasted. Are there any good reddit alternatives out there yet?