• Lvxferre
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    651 year ago

    Called it - content quality is dropping down considerably. Eventually not even your typical user (who doesn’t really care about API, mod revolts, etc.) will stay. They’ll simply leave.

    • @[email protected]
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      1 year ago

      Reddit shat on their content creators and organisers. What did they expect? Reddit could and should be profitable, the fact it’s not shows what a total shitshow it is. Spez clearly lost the poop challenge.

      • Lvxferre
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        1 year ago

        I can’t stop laughing at the idea of Spez trying the poop challenge. (And failing it every five minutes.)

        I’m pleasantly surprised though that the content quality is dropping really fast. I seriously wish for a failed IPO - Reddit is lost either way, but a failed IPO means that other businesses will think twice before doing the same.

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            101 year ago

            Raising distrust among investors on the platform’s ability to generate profits. Making it look like a risky but not profitable investment. Making it look like “if you invest your money here, consider it gone”.

            In large part, the protests, exodus, content deletion, spam/botting, and spez himself are doing this. We just need to do it harder.

      • RickRussell_CA
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        81 year ago

        I said it from the beginning – the prolific content posters, the ones in it for the lulz and the community, will be the first to exit when you take away their mobile apps and such.

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      51 year ago

      The bots that have been clamouring to repost garbage will be unleashed with fewer moderators too