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If nothing else, can we all agree this is fascinating to watch?

• jgrahamc 3y ago
  No. Not at all. Watching this feels like a total waste of time.
• activiation 3y ago
  Provably could make a movie out of it
• dekhn 3y ago
  No, it's more like watching a slow-motion car-wreck where all the participants already knew they were drunk and their brake lines had been cut.
  • nerdbert 3y ago
    I have to admit that sound kinda fascinating to watch.
• isaacremuant 3y ago
  As with every big shift/crisis, there's a lot of opportunity for change (for good and bad, subjectively) so I do agree this is particularly fascinating although I'm definitely sad as a RiF user that there's no viable way to keep the site usable and it's displaying such contempt towards its users, even the mainstream ones (I've already seen how much contempt it had for everyone who didn't agree with the mainstream US political Reddit narratives but this is different. It's actually really aggressive against all those people that had a very strong relationship with and made Reddit what it is.
• chaosjevil 3y ago
  It's a bit like watching snail courting rituals on Discovery: you're watching something sloppy, between practically brainless entities, and really slow. And you know that one of the sides will be eventually fucked, perhaps both. But the inner zoologist of you says "keep watching it".
  • bombcar 3y ago
    Now you have me wanting David Attenborough to narrate fuckedcompany.com
• Yhippa 3y ago
  It absolutely is. There are two sides to every story.