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But in the short term, if it generates a load of "activity" in the run up to an IPO then that might be all they really care about. Long term it seems like a te
by entuno 3y ago
But in the short term, if it generates a load of "activity" in the run up to an IPO then that might be all they really care about.
Long term it seems like a terrible idea though.
- brucethemoose2 3y agoReddit is really in trouble if they "miss" their IPO. They have a mountain of debt from all these short term decisions that will catch up with them. Of course, the new owners of Reddit will be in trouble after their IPO. Which seems insane to me...