Reddit is struggling to load under the traffic of the AMA, which isn't a good look. Another bad look is the series potshots taken at 3rd party developers: "His

Reddit is struggling to load under the traffic of the AMA, which isn't a good look. Another bad look is the series potshots taken at 3rd party developers: "His behavior and communications with us has been all over the place", "We’re continuing to work with folks who want to work with us. For what it’s worth, this includes many of the apps that haven’t been taking the spotlight this week.", "Unlike some of the 3P apps, we are not profitable." Spoken by a dude about to make bank on IPO, comparing his profits to little indie devs who he just put out of business. I do wonder, when will Reddit abolish its RSS feeds? That was actually one of the first signs of the apocalypse at Twitter, back in 2012.