SmolderingSauna

A pavlova is in my future … this looks like heaven!

Minime cacas!?!?!

Because of Reddit’s organic growth over time, it’s understandable that leadership may be unaware of/unfamiliar with all its moving parts. When good leaders discover moving parts are essential to a portion of their community, they normally strive to preserve and improve access to those moving parts. Not Reddit leadership: they’re continuing to double-down.

Darwin was harsh on Sunday.

Marine Traffic app showed at least a dozen ships clustered above the site until about an hour ago; now there’s two government vessels - everyone else has gone home.

I don’t need any press conference to tell me they’re all dead.

But “Fuck u/Admins” is still ok, right?

Quote is from today’s piece here https://www.forbes.com/sites/qai/2023/06/13/redditors-go-to-war-with-the-company-as-it-enforces-eye-watering-prices-for-reddit-api/

It is ALL about the Blackout…

This just in from forbes.com:

“Investors are fed up. Fidelity, which led Reddit’s $700 million funding round in 2021 with a $10 billion valuation, has cut its Reddit company valuation by 41% since it invested. This could scupper Reddit’s plans to eventually go public with a reported valuation of $15 billion.”

https://www.forbes.com/sites/qai/2023/06/13/redditors-go-to-war-with-the-company-as-it-enforces-eye-watering-prices-for-reddit-api/

Who actually loses a game of chicken of this magnitude?!? u/spez, you listening?!?