Reddit is in hot water because of its actions as they affect various user groups, not because the CEO has a political view that’s undesirable.

Of course political protests could be done, but that’s not what happened here, and you know this.

He will not realize that, because he wants money and he’ll get it. On the one hand, Reddit was fun. On the other hand, it’s archaic for the reasons we’re experiencing right now. Progress.

What is your home country? What is the penalty if you get caught?

It’s the activity that matters, not the subscribers.

Todd will judge you harshly if you try to take his chair.

Of course Reddit will cost for a while. But they’re not going to recover because they have nothing better to offer than what they just took away.

And after Twitter self-destructed last year, people aren’t going to jump into Reddit if they aren’t there already.

To frame it a different way, there was nothing special about Reddit except the community, and that community can live anywhere.

What’s funny is not that a community migrated, because we’ve seen communities migrate before. But what’s funny is that the Reddit administrators didn’t expect it or don’t care.

Why should that happen at all? I’m quite happy using one of the major distributions. The software that I want to work works, and it’s reasonably reliable.

Whether higher pressure is an improvement or not depends on your goals. It uses a lot more water, which has an impact on your water bill and also the environment.

On the one hand you’re absolutely on point. It’s all about the money, not the quality.

But some people also care about their reputation. Some people value integrity and progress. I wonder what story they tell themselves. Or do they.