Equal parts hilarious and depressing to read.
Real shame what's become of reddit and where it'll probably go from here.
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Equal parts hilarious and depressing to read.
Real shame what's become of reddit and where it'll probably go from here.
Minus the smaller subs I visit because of availability, I barely visit there any more. Look at r/all, it's old ass headlines from 18 hours ago.
Oh, no! Anyway...
Reddit's approach to replacement mod appointments has further damaged community trust in Reddit
Interesting that an article owned by the holding company of reddit (Arstechnica and reddit are both owned by Conde Nast) would be so critical of reddit.