> but instead, they're purposefully making reddit worse for everyone. Yes, specifically because of Reddit's actions. Specifically because Reddit made decisions

> but instead, they're purposefully making reddit worse for everyone. Yes, specifically because of Reddit's actions. Specifically because Reddit made decisions that made them no longer want to contribute to the site's success and (incidentally) also because Reddit offers no way at all for people to opt-out of furthering the company's commercial interests and no way at all for people to refuse to reinforce the network effect keeping the site afloat without also damaging the community.