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The Reddit Protest Is Finally Over. Reddit Won.
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this post was submitted on 05 Aug 2023
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For me I feel like reddit began declining when Victoria was fired in 2015.
This is very much when it began to nose dive
She was the one who worked with r/AmA and was the liaison with all of the celebrities doing AmAs and was frequently the one actually doing the posting from my understanding.
Of course it is, you've barely scratched the surface, and a lot of that is still kinda trauma bonding. But stick around and dig in a little deeper, it's a wonderful place.
Wait! Don't go! This is actually a very small part of the fediverse experience. Give it a chance. :)
Got it. Sorry for misreading. In that case, welcome and enjoy your stay! :)
Also reddit was invaded by shills and bullshit politics around 2015. For instance r/conspiracy turned from honest discussion of fringe theories like UFOs to ridiculous right wing horseshit about Hillary Clinton or whatever.
It’s quite strange seeing all these digg migrants complaining how the platform was ruined after they joined. As a 12 year plus Reddit account holder we saw you guys as the end being nigh. Of course that’s all water under the bridge now, it’s just interesting the different perspectives. :)