• @TheTrueLinuxDev@beehaw.org
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    91 year ago

    It would basically transform into a Facebook platform if anything, so it’s easy to see how it can begin it’s very slow decline.

    • Feydaikin
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      111 year ago

      Reddit is already Facebook 2.0 The glory days of the site are quite behind it. And that’s not just me being nostalgic or moody about the current climate. Reddit had an enormous influx of Facebook and Instagram users over the years and the content started to reflect that. It’s specifically apparent on the default pages with looser rule-sets like r/Pics. Like, selfies without context became normalized.

      • @blindsight@beehaw.org
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        1 year ago

        It’s funny hearing about the decline of Reddit so much this past week because I was mostly ignorant of any of it. I’m pretty quick to prune any subs where I wansn’t enjoying the content coming across my feed, so I wasn’t subbed to many of the big subs. (And the big ones I had were very narrow in scope, which helps.)

        I guess I noticed the decline in quality in specific subs, but my general experience with quality on-topic comments has remained fairly steady.

        Actually, I remember the decline in Reduiquette was really noticeable about a decade ago, but that’s old news.

        • Feydaikin
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          51 year ago

          Indeed, it’s old news. And I should have gotten out years ago, but alas…