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1 year agoEven if it doesn’t happen now, or even the next couple of months, reddit has proven that they’re committed to pushing out their core userbase - the people who actually make good content, and who maintain the systems that allow that content to rise to the top.
Once even more of reddit is ads and bot spam, it’ll start to die. We’re just leaving early to avoid the rush.
Like 75% of the subs I actually go to (and not just see on the frontpage or all) are still dark. So I have very very little reason to go back.