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this is why reddit shouldnt go public either every company that goes public ends up going to shit for the user experience. someones just trying to get rich off
by zerotheliger 3y ago
this is why reddit shouldnt go public either every company that goes public ends up going to shit for the user experience. someones just trying to get rich off our fuckin backs for creating content they profit off.
- bottlepalm 3y agoIs posting a cool link you found 'creating content' ? What percentage of posts are actually the creators themselves? And is it not a fair trade? You're not paying anything to post a link and return the content creator gets massive exposure.
- dymk 3y agoReddit policy explicitly prohibits more than 10% of a user's submissions from being original content. The site is a link aggregator, not promotional show and tell, despite what people think.