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very Reddit way of dealing with ending awards and coins.
(lemmy.world)
It's graphically very pretty, at least, and I'm gonna miss the place.
I mostly don't understand why they made so many different awards. I thought Gold was a cool way of a user supporting Reddit while also showing their gratitude toward another user. After all, users cared about karma even though it didn't really do anything so an award was just an extra "tip" of appreciation.
It definitely lost its luster to me though once they changed it to awards and it became messy.
Unless I had an odd amount of credits, I always just gave gold or silver. I never paid actual money for any of it, but it was fun while it lasted.