3 ms·
I didn’t know moderators were being generous with their time only because Reddit was not profitable /s Reddit will do what it wants with with their costs. It’s
by ppeetteerr 3y ago
I didn’t know moderators were being generous with their time only because Reddit was not profitable /s
Reddit will do what it wants with with their costs. It’s not a publicly funded entity. Building on top of someone else’s content is always risky. Just look at what Twitter did a few years ago.
If you want publicly available services, you need to socialize them. As long as it’s a for-profit company, they will do as they please.
- rndmwlk 3y agoObviously they can do whatever they want, no one is saying they are doing something illegal, the pertinent question isn't can they be doing this but should they be doing this. I disagree that this is a sound business decision, and that is taking into account their goals of going public and becoming profitable. Internet popularity is fickle and that is the only moat they have.