The issue isn't as much about Victoria getting fired (although that doesn't mean that's not important) but in how Reddit went about it. It was very sudden and w

The issue isn't as much about Victoria getting fired (although that doesn't mean that's not important) but in how Reddit went about it. It was very sudden and with no warning to any of the people who counted on her, and no transparency afterwards. AMA's were pretty much only working because of her help. Mods have also been having other issues for a while, this latest incident just pushed people over the edge.