Reddit was done long before the IPO, even before the moderator revolt. I don't really find value in any of the niche subreddits, the only use i found is discuss

Reddit was done long before the IPO, even before the moderator revolt. I don't really find value in any of the niche subreddits, the only use i found is discussing, er sorry, shitposting about politics again and again as a pastime. Sure there are times when you can get an answer if you shout loud enough in some subreddit but it 's rare anymore. I don't even know why they are IPOing so long after their product peaked. Are any investors seriously expecting future returns? People keep finding ways to discuss , all around the internet. No, the internet is not dying as a communication medium, it's dying as a content medium. IMO, twitter has made a comeback as a more relaxed, (and yes, more free) discussion place. The format is not conductive to information density but maybe they 'll figure something better