I don't think so. Reddit has never been a huge moneymaker like Facebook, and its recent decisions seem very short-sighted and designed to make the site look ap

I don't think so. Reddit has never been a huge moneymaker like Facebook, and its recent decisions seem very short-sighted and designed to make the site look appealing for the IPO, and who cares what happens after that. I think it's more likely that it enters a Tumblr/Myspace-esque "dead mall" twilight or a Twitter-esque death spiral.