Not at all. Reddit has burned up all of its good will and users are actively looking for an alternative (which seems to be Lemmy at this point). Apollo wouldn'

Not at all. Reddit has burned up all of its good will and users are actively looking for an alternative (which seems to be Lemmy at this point). Apollo wouldn't even have to get all of its users over, even 10% would be a great start for organic growth. Even more: It would catapult Apollo into an actual controlling role regarding its market share on the new platform. Definitely seems a lot better than giving up. Reddit has confirmed its plans to die multiple times, so there's not much of a point still hoping for a change.