> On June 13, the day after the blackout began, the amount of time visitors to the website spent browsing content dropped to 7 minutes, 16 seconds, or about 16%

> On June 13, the day after the blackout began, the amount of time visitors to the website spent browsing content dropped to 7 minutes, 16 seconds, or about 16% below the normal level of more than 8 minutes, 40 seconds. *Since then, visit duration has recovered somewhat to a little over 8 minutes on Sunday, but that’s still a 7% drop from the average visit duration in May.* Emphasis mine. Looks like Reddit will be mostly fine once Eternal September begins. Which is a shame, really, as Reddit was one of the last vestiges of the "old Internet" that is still popular (I.e. unobtrusive ads, no social media attention grabbing, no dark patterns to boost engagement).