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Reddit updates look after rough 6 months and ahead of reported IPO
(arstechnica.com)
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Agreed, that band-aid needs to be ripped off, because the site is really dead anyway. (It only appears alive because of bots trolling for engagement.)
It really is bad. I ask myself why I even bother every time I look at it. Looking at r/popular now feels more like what looking at r/popular/rising/ used to be, mostly reposted garbage with only the occasional interesting topic, but even those I've usually already seen somewhere else.
Responding to like three of your comments at once. But I used RES since like 2010. Until June I, and I imagine many others, had zero idea what "vanilla" reddit even looked like.
But yes, I only do r/NFL because I haven't found that in fediverse yet. When I'm there and the muscle. Memory kicks in and I click the logo and go to the home it's... Bad....
I've popped in once or twice in the niche communities I used to do. There's activity, but it's stuff I would have called filler posts two years ago. Not bad just... Not good.