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And the loyalty to the platform itself low. There are other ones, and Reddit should remember the great Digg Exodus.

• jacquesm 3y ago
  That's very true, but digg never had the kind of stickyness that reddit had from early on. I think reddit has a stronger sense of community and I think that users may well be more attached to their communities than they are to their mods.
  • insickness 3y ago
    Digg users went to Reddit, a viable alternative. There's nowhere for Reddit users to exodus to.
    • jacquesm 3y ago
      That's true, and puts reddit in an even more powerful position. If those mods were anywhere near serious about this they should just roll their own reddit and attempt to migrate their communities. I'm pretty sure that would elicit an immediate response from reddit but that would be a much harder fire to put out than this one.
    • worrycue 3y ago
      Until someone starts one … heck you are looking at one right now; specialised but it works in more or less the same way (with more restrictions on downvoting).
    • cjs_ac 3y ago
      Redditors have many alternatives, which is the real problem: the communities will fracture as they find new homes.
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