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I'm not so quick to assume that Reddit hasn't listened to users. I read something that only 10% (or less) of people are still using old.reddit.com. There very
by SkyPuncher 3y ago
I'm not so quick to assume that Reddit hasn't listened to users.
I read something that only 10% (or less) of people are still using old.reddit.com. There very well could be data indicating that 90% of users are just as happy and engaged on the new site.
- stetrain 3y agoBut what percentage of each are the users that provide Reddit’s core value? A small subset of users provide most of the content and most importantly the moderation. This feels a lot like Twitter trying to tax their power users when they provided the content the masses came to Twitter to read (and see ads)
- SkyPuncher 3y agoI can only speculate. That being said, my impression is the “legacy” users are a vocal minority. I suspect legacy users will notice a decline in quality, but “new” users won’t. The new experience is already so muzzled that it’s barely even the same communities.