I'm not surprised, and to be honest, I kinda understand it. But more than that... money is a limited resource and it ought to go to the places it can do the mos

I'm not surprised, and to be honest, I kinda understand it. But more than that... money is a limited resource and it ought to go to the places it can do the most good, not the places the Internet thinks are coolest. I think these charities were chosen because they push agendas (some I support, some I don't) that Reddit's users like. I don't think that's a good way to pick charitable causes. I'll never argue with Reddit's right to donate to whomever it likes, but I do feel disappointed in what the choices ended up being, and I find myself wishing I'd been aware of and participated in the selection, even if it would've been in a small way.