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15 years in the bin :-\ but if i'm honest, i only liked the jerk reddits these days.
the mains subs were soo big as to be useless, there were powerful unregulated networks of mods who ran like 40 - 50 subs.... thats not at all healthy.
actual content, although we miss it, was really thin.
wont take a whole lot to replace it. i'm not a big poster, but i'm committed to trying to get this off the ground.
as for reddit, it will survive for now. there are plenty of middle of the road uses to make money, plus, a lot of people will go back, sadly.
Do you genuinely feel its time/effort in the bin?
I know it will actually feel like a bereavement to some (not saying you specifically) but if it was all good at the time then was it not still worth it?
I'm sure reddit will continue for now, but with a lot less of use