> If anyone from reddit corporate is reading this, understand that you’re playing with fire here. This week is critical to saving your platform. I'm actually q

> If anyone from reddit corporate is reading this, understand that you’re playing with fire here. This week is critical to saving your platform. I'm actually quite surprised we've not had a Verge/Techcrunch/The Information story with views from the inside yet. Reddit was always a quite leaky ship that treats staff badly. Internally there has to be some people side-eyeing and thinking that Huffman has lost the plot, especially with his AMA making the blackout worse. Morale is probably not high. Those hanging around for any kind of IPO payout probably know this is going to hit the financials of that quite badly. If your role is anything to do with community outreach you have to know you will not be able to do your job for the next year at least - even if Reddit were to somehow tough this out, it's most engaged users and moderators now hate your guts. Maybe journalists are waiting for the strikes to really hit and we'll see it today.