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> Every contributor-driven platform has eventually jumped the shark, and all in exactly the same way. Reddit seems to be the exception to the rule. I and milli
by raydev 3y ago
> Every contributor-driven platform has eventually jumped the shark, and all in exactly the same way.
Reddit seems to be the exception to the rule. I and millions of others still spend a ton of time there. People have loudly griped about ads and API pricing, meanwhile I'm still finding new interesting subreddits. They seem to have monetized without destroying the UX.
I hope the forthcoming IPO doesn't ruin this comment!
- edgyquant 3y agolol, lmao even. Reddit is literally the worst website on the internet and has slid so far downhill as to be nothing but a place to see the latest astroturfed memes. Any interesting discussion is buried underneath regurgitation and repetitive comments and all subreddits converge to be differing shades of r/politics. The users are actually the worst, they are the most argumentative people I’ve seen on any platform and I’ve been on Internet forums since the late 90s.