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Reddit is telling protesting mods their communities ‘will not’ stay private
(www.theverge.com)
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this post was submitted on 28 Jun 2023
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Don't understand why other tech sites didn't follow this story as closely as The Verge did. They are witnessing the downturn of one of the largest websites in the world.
Middle/ upper management for most everything don't seem to actually know much about the real world from what I can tell.
Conde Nast used to own Reddit, I wouldn't be surprised if they still have a big stake in it. Could also be shared advertisers.
Just because someone is good at their job, doesn’t mean they should be managing people.