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U.S. brokerages start Reddit coverage with doubts over turning a profit
(www.reuters.com)
Who could have seen this coming?
Reddit dying would be an unabashed good for the internet. Is it too big to fail though? Something tells me private companies would keep it afloat as an advertising vessel or a consent manufacturing machine.
It won't be a catastrophic failure - look at Twitter. I kept expecting for it to get shuttered and it hasn't happened yet (jury is still out), it just gets worse in quality. Reddit will just continue to get worse and worse.