Can someone still viewing Reddit explain how it is doing as of right now in terms of content quality and engagement? Akan

ivanafterall, 10 months ago

Let her go, dude. Let her go.

BuddhaBeettle, 10 months ago

I stopped looking since the migration, with the exception of a few small communities that are not here yet (and when doing so I use reddit.adminforge.de so as not to give reddit any traffic).

Most of the mods of these communities had left even before the original blackouts. Im personally finding a lot of unanswered posts (they were advice communities), lots of bad advice, and a lot of people posting the same thing over and over again. I have not scrolled through r/all, so I could not tell you how that is going.

legendaryq, 10 months ago

The answer to this question probably depends on how much you like John Oliver.

MeetInPotatoes, 10 months ago

This is like asking someone to check in on your ex, sure it sounds like a good idea, but…

DolphLundgren, 10 months ago

I noticed I think just yesterday that r/pics was going full NSFW (tag) but didn’t see any nudity in posts.

While I fully get the expectation of “business will go back to usual”, I don’t quite think it will, Reddit is only fantastic because of the hard work people do for free. It’s not evenly distributed who does this hard work - it’s a certain small % of users, so if a large number of the hard workers leave, the site will simply just not be the same. Quality will go down - but I have noticed some communities have not migrated at all (specific Camera, and many tech communities are simply not present here - music/bands are also underpopulated.)

allan, 10 months ago

Nice try u/spez