Watching reddit implode was funny for a while. Now, it’s just the same thing over and over - doubling down, then tripling down, then quadrupling down on shitty management decisions.
Maybe they’ll collapse soon. Maybe they’ll limp on for a few years. Whatever. I feel sorry for anyone who’s still majorly invested, but it’s not something I can fix. Reddit may even (unintentionally) be doing those stubborn mods a favor by forcing them out. Maybe this will be the kick in the butt they need to get them to move on.
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I just don’t care anymore.
Watching reddit implode was funny for a while. Now, it’s just the same thing over and over - doubling down, then tripling down, then quadrupling down on shitty management decisions.
Maybe they’ll collapse soon. Maybe they’ll limp on for a few years. Whatever. I feel sorry for anyone who’s still majorly invested, but it’s not something I can fix. Reddit may even (unintentionally) be doing those stubborn mods a favor by forcing them out. Maybe this will be the kick in the butt they need to get them to move on.