“It’s time we grow up,” says former moderator of jailbait subreddit.

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It’s probably even more expensive to piss off any investors right before an IPO.

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As CEO, I always like to go online and tell the whole world “we’re not profitable” right before my IPO. Big brain stuff, ya know.

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I also like to get caught lying about business calls, really helps the reputation

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I think this is exactly why. It’s to make sure that Reddit is “shored up” from any profits leaking out, and making sure that NSFW content is locked down so that investors actually invest.

It sucks because it’s our posts, our comments, our information that makes Reddit what it is. This is simply preparation for advertising and other for-profit opportunities. Greedy.

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We can only hope.

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