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  • Eh, I don't think that's fair. There's still a lot of good redditors out there stuck on reddit because they don't know any better. More technical and veteran redditors are more likely to be willing to jump ship because they know how much reddit is a sinking ship and how it's going to end up dying out.

  • This is 100% it. People who think giving additional traffic to reddit hurts reddit are very dumb lol

    The only thing we could do is write join Lemmy and hope that more people will join Lemmy.

  • I did that too (swapping out a complex codebase with a simpler new modern one), then I got laid off along with another dev and we got replaced by friends of our boss lmao

    Although I do admit it's nice my new job that I'm starting next week pays me nearly 30% more than my old job did along with a better title to match the level I was performing at my old job lol

  • We need to just let reddit die as a sign to all other executives that their customers are the ones who hold the cards.

    The same thing could have been said about Digg. They are too stupid. Companies start out small, and have stars in their eyes instead of money bags, and talk about how they want to be different and want to do good for the world. Then once they grow beyond a certain size, they became the same evil shit as any other corporation. It happens time and time again, and it will continue happening.

  • That's not entirely true. One of the lead developers of Lemmy almost blocked infinite scrolling being implemented before the other lead developer stepped in and approved it. This can absolutely happen with other features, other features can get blocked.

    There's nothing wrong with having additional optional features through an addon, especially when those features are optional and also don't have to go through an approval process. That's the power of addons.

  • So this was a great tactic because all the people that could have left reddit are still there yelling into the void.

    I feel like those people are pretty dumb. Like, if they could all just leave and go elsewhere, they'd be much better off than yelling in circles and not getting anything accomplished.

    The website is obviously run by a crazy fuckhead CEO, so might as well go elsewhere - especially somewhere decentralized where that can't be a problem.