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Reddit IPO Filings Reveal the Company’s Hopes—and Fears
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this post was submitted on 18 Mar 2024
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lol
Like secretly changing comments that are critical of the CEO?
Silence, landed gentry!
yeeesh
if I ever do this I hope I get iced on the spot as it means that there's a level of integrity that can be verified across all federated instances
Maybe Huffman was getting nostalgic and started reminiscing about his jailbait subreddit, that was online for so many years on his beloved Reddit.
I hate him so much.
He's quite delusional.
World news is a shower of shit.
Might as well be the IDF propaganda devision at this point.
Before I quit, it was a pretty open secret that r/worldnews was a shithole, and the place to get news was r/anime_titties
I don't know if they've gone under too by now, though
But what r/worldnews lacked in credible news, it made up for in anime tiddies