> slowly bleeding itself to death If it’s slowly then it likely doesn’t matter in the context of going public and making a lot of cash for the investors. It’s

> slowly bleeding itself to death If it’s slowly then it likely doesn’t matter in the context of going public and making a lot of cash for the investors. It’s hard to imagine that the people who are given the power to decide the fate of Reddit don’t care about its long term fate at all - but it might well be the case.