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Reddit is ending Reddit Gold and users are furious
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this post was submitted on 15 Jul 2023
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All those users complaining about their coins going to waste and I'm wondering why the fuck you'd ever spend real money on that.
That's like paying for porn.
I paid for coins on reddit to give gold awards to people so they could enjoy reddit ad free.
That was a cool thing to do. You're a nice person!
You could have given them a link to ublock origin (or on mobile some other adblocker in form of an app) instead for $0.
It was still nice of course, but just so unnecessary.