It's not going to matter imo. Once they accepted $1.3B in vc the die was cast. If it's not spez, it will be someone else. That said, ballooning reddit from 3

It's not going to matter imo. Once they accepted $1.3B in vc the die was cast. If it's not spez, it will be someone else. That said, ballooning reddit from 300 employees to 2k while simultaneously (somehow?) being largely incapable of delivering the mod tools promised for a decade, making the site or the app accessible, or improving their app past what a 1.5 person dev team can deliver certainly merits firing.