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Reddit: 'We Are in the Early Stages of Monetizing Our User Base'
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Facebook is sooo much worse than Reddit in this regard. It's a hollow shell of its former self, and not even because users fled. Facebook wanted to be TikTok or something, despite being its own niche successful platform, and they completely destroyed the soul of the website. You cannot see friend's content anymore, unless you go directly to their page. The entire feed is full of worthless and terrible group posts that you never expressed any interest in. You can't do anything to stop it. If you block 100 groups, a million more are there to take their place. So now people have started fleeing from the site, because it's nothing like the site they were interested in to begin with.