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Reddit updates look after rough 6 months and ahead of reported IPO
(arstechnica.com)
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this post was submitted on 02 Dec 2023
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Too late. None of us are going back.
IDK, I might consider it if there was a decent mobile app. But there isn't, so I don't, and the longer it takes them, the less interested I am in bothering to check back.
I've been here since they announced the API changes, and I honestly don't know what's going on at Reddit anymore. But who knows, they might win me back if they do a complete 180.
I only really use Reddit for support these days, but RedReader is a mobile app that still works.
Now that fediverse link aggragation has hit critical mass for non ghost town atmosphere I.have no reason to go back to a Corpo shopping mall. Sure I'm more likely than not to still.run out of new stuff to look at but that takes a while and I accept it as a growing pain while we grow to greatness. Soon even that won't be an issue and the corpos will be toast
A lot of people went back, just as Reddit expected.