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One minute this site was the biggest thing since sliced bread, the next we've all forgotten it.

Can someone pls explain the lack of traction?

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago

Yeah it's very much an uphill battle that's being fought here but it's nice to see the feddit community still alive and kicking. I'm sure reddit will continue to do dumb stuff that pushes out more users.

Eventually when they get real serious about their IPO it will get especially bad and if the company ever goes public you'll see what happens with just about every other publicly traded platform: a complete race to the bottom to appease shareholders. That will shake a lot of people.