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I hope so, I just hope that it actually gets some traction in the wake of all this instead of getting a modest bump and then mostly dying out again, which is what seems like the most likely direction. I have faith though

I love the composition on that

that's fair, I exclusively used old reddit but I never touched RES for whatever reason

It feels a lot more snappy, clean, and modern. I think most of that is because it hasn't accumulated a lot of the bloat and feature creep that Reddit has over the years. The biggest downside, though, is that the community is much smaller and there isn't a lot of the niche content that Reddit is so good for.

The best way in the modern capital environment is to pivot to algorithm-driven content like TikTok-- I think we're seeing the decline of traditional social media in general in favor of platforms that follow the TikTok formula.