Thank fuck Lemmy exists. Reddit has been a shell of its former self for a very long time but in the last two years or so it’s gotten awful. Things will only get worse once Reddit goes public.

Lemmy reminds me of what Reddit was when I joined in 2011. Much smaller user base that tends to be tech savvy. It’s an old school forum vibe I thought was gone forever.

Work harder unpaid mods! Spez needs a bigger yacht!

$5 billion dollar valuation - never turned a profit ???

I'm just curious how Reddit can get even worse, like everything after it goes public

Google is over-valuing reddit right now, and I sincerely doubt it will continue because their entire search platform is worse than ever.

So this stock likely will not do well in the long run. It may be as simple as virtually all the search traffic being cut the minute they release generative search as a default option.

Wish in one hand, I'll fill the other for them

I hope it destroys reddit...