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A friend sent me the link but I guess I'll have to tell him to send me screenshots in the future.
old.reddit still lets me view it. For now....
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this post was submitted on 19 Jan 2024
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old.reddit will be killed off before the ipo in March
mark my words
Spez explicitly promised they wouldn't get rid of old reddit.
Which I took to mean they intend to ruin it by cramming all the shitty new features into it and taking away the things it does better.
Edit: I don't trust spez lmao I just think what he said might be a hint for how they will fuck reddit up going forward
lololol wouldn't be the first time by far he's broken an explicit promise
imagine thinking business leaders in the US have any honor or credibility.
I understand it's not a good look, but:
I don't know, old.reddit feels like it probably serves some internal purposes, and it's a safe fallback for when they inevitably release buggy shit on the new site.
old.reddit will probably be broken or maybe even restricted more and more as time goes by (it already has been) but I don't see them killing it entirely.
Sounds likely that in the future, they will release changes that will break old and they will decide not to fix it.
Ah yes, the AlienBlue treatment. Just stop updating it, and implement features that are almost laser-focused on breaking functionality.
At the very least, they will remove NSFW content from it.
I thought I read old reddit still has a lot of mod tools that haven't been brought over yet, seemed to be it's main purpose for continuing to exist.
Old Reddit is the only place moderators have any 3rd party tools. When Reddit kills it, many more mods will quit. Large subs will be completely unmanageable