>For the "front page of the internet" it sure looks like a bad Twitter clone. The worst part is that they try to enforce it. Back when I used Reddit, I set old

>For the "front page of the internet" it sure looks like a bad Twitter clone. The worst part is that they try to enforce it. Back when I used Reddit, I set old reddit as default in my settings, but Reddit would randomly switch me to the new interface in an attempt to wean me off the superior interface. Makes you wonder how profitable Reddit could be if they didn't spend so much money ruining their UI.