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It's really easy to call someone naive once you have all the information (like you do now). But it was much less obvious a couple months ago. Especially given
by spiderice 3y ago
It's really easy to call someone naive once you have all the information (like you do now). But it was much less obvious a couple months ago. Especially given that Christian has worked closely with Reddit for years and they've always treated him well, and seemingly like third party apps.
- nemo44x 3y agoI think the OP is just saying that Selig thought he was bro's with Reddit and didn't really consider that they are a for-profit corporation with a board of directors and shareholders that will abandon him the second it makes financial sense to do so because their leadership are fiduciaries, not bro's.
- SkyPuncher 3y agoI was extremely surprised to learn that Apollo did not have any contractual ties with Reddit (beyond the API agreement).
- dabluecaboose 3y agoI'm commenting on the quoted text, about how Christian claimed Reddit leadership was community-focused and not prone to corporate PR-speak. Which they've absolutely been prone to over the last ~5 years.