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Much to my surprise, they have managed to avoid killing Reddit so far. (Well, technically Reddit is owned by Conde's parent Advance, not Conde itself.)


They have tried really hard, have made it a completely different site than what they bought and driven out the original base.


You haven't been looking hard enough if you believe Reddit is still the same it was pre-API bullshit.

Fake comments, more pliable moderators, dead subreddits are everywhere now.


I don't like the changes any more than you do, but as far as I can tell the API boycotts have had zero impact on the subreddits I follow.


They’re working on it.


Are people still on Reddit since last summer?


Yes, a lot of people, but anecdotally I know a lot of “long-time Redditors” who stopped using Reddit after the API fiasco. I, for one, never returned and only use HN now.


Same story here. It's a shame.




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