Paul is wrong on Reddit, and I think his article written on 3/21/2024 shows how badly the perception of value is around Reddit with the community. Because, he

Paul is wrong on Reddit, and I think his article written on 3/21/2024 shows how badly the perception of value is around Reddit with the community. Because, he is not a user of Reddit, or, has completely missed the zeitgeist of the community Users are outraged with Reddit The UI is continually getting worse, and is iterating on worse The Epstein/Maxwell relationship is insane, and previous political coverups evidences corruption at the highest levels of Reddit meant to ensure that only certain things frontpage. The Admin Mafia is a very real thing The pay levels of Reddit execs is nausea inducing Reddit is likely a great example of value destruction.