There's a few things that I'm guessing could have contributed to this final straw that broke the camel's back moment: - Yishan's response to the ex-employee pu

There's a few things that I'm guessing could have contributed to this final straw that broke the camel's back moment: - Yishan's response to the ex-employee publicly calling him out and revealing their work performance in a non-professional manner. (not undeserved, but not professional for a CEO) - The response or non-response to the Fappening. - Not a lot of movement on making the site work great for mobile leading to the rise of Alien Blue and other clients gaining popularity. I don't know if there was a lot of pressure to improve revenues since generally the audience is pretty allergic to blatant advertising but we shouldn't forget that Reddit is a business.