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23 points

Gold was always dumb. Why spend money on upvotes.

The fact that people actually ever bought it (and said thank you for it) was super weird to me.

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Gold used to be a great way to support Reddit covering its server costs back when the admins were focused on sustainable operation rather than maximising profit

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It was a way to support nice and friendly website back then, sort of like donations

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Yup, and you got some nifty features, like seeing which comments are new since the last time you visited.

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