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Everything in Reddit is disaster. They push the usage of mobile app so hard. Soon the time comes when old.reddit.com is no more and that is farewell.
by nicce 2y ago
Everything in Reddit is disaster.
They push the usage of mobile app so hard.
Soon the time comes when old.reddit.com is no more and that is farewell.
- calvinmorrison 2y agoI was so sad when they droppped the old /.compact interface which was heavenly
- hinkley 2y agoThe new login is showing up on old.reddit.com
- matheusmoreira 2y agoJust noticed that yesterday. Almost made me give up on logging in and posting. The day old reddit is gone will probably be the day I can't tolerate it any longer.
- assimpleaspossi 2y agoI can't tolerate it now
- smrtinsert 2y agowhy bother when there are no competitors and you make all your money from the endless google stream?
- immibis 2y agoI already avoid Reddit search results in Google because the site is crap, unless there's no other option (and then I force it to Old Reddit), just like I avoid the sites full of popup ads. Without users writing new content (because the site is crap) the Google stream will dry up too.
- bux93 2y agoBots will generate content on Reddit using LLMs for years to come. It will be an uncanny valley full of apparent UGC and interactions. People who still use search will be pointed there and say, see, you don't need to use these new-fangled chatbots! But they'll be looking at pre-generated chatbot output. The bots will get stuck in a reinforcement loop where reddit content generated by bots is used to train the LLMs for the next generation of bot, and "reddit recommendations" will devolve in old wives' tales, stuck in the past, the echo of the voice of a generation long gone, repeated by mindless zombies. So, same as talkradio?