Inside Reddit's path to an IPO, where employees see 'thrash' from constant pivots and say more managers may leave amid a flattening ( www.businessinsider.com )

Candelestine , 11 months ago

Yeah, kinda figured the outward chaos probably reflected inner chaos.

dub , 11 months ago

Warms my cold heart to think about spez freaking out about losing valuation and users

bioemerl , 11 months ago

I would love to see reddit succeed, but at the end of the day they have chosen to close of valuable user created information to the internet and declared they they alone possess the right to sell the stuff you freely contribute.

They are shitbags and the company deserves to burn. Bring back forums.

apemint , 11 months ago

It's a shitshow and everyone's done with it.
This is reddit employees discussing the current state of the company.

Pagpag , 11 months ago

Can’t seem to access the photo you’ve linked. Now I’m even more curious.

apemint , 11 months ago (edited 11 months ago)

Something broke. Here's an imgur link.

panoptic , 11 months ago

Every company’s blind looks like that.

Though Reddit does appear to be a trash fire