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“If Redditors do not continue to contribute content or their contributions are not valuable or appealing to other Redditors, we may experience a decline in the number of Redditors accessing our products and services, which could result in the loss of advertisers.”

Users on Reddit have a history of reacting angrily to platform modifications.

That’s how much they detest the current changes. A search on the platform for chief executive Steve Huffman (username u/spez) shows that when Redditors mention him, the comments are usually preceded by foul language.

Threats to quit the platform, like the one that made a large portion of Reddit inoperable in 2023, have frequently proven ill-advised despite mounting dissatisfaction.

One of Reddit’s greatest advantages is that it lacks a serious competitor, despite efforts to develop a substitute platform.

Redditors may be worried, but as long as users have no other options, the social media network appears to be in a fairly safe place when it comes to linking its stock market value to its subscribers.

Reddit: In its stock market debut, a social media company's shares surge
Reddit: In its stock market debut, a social media company’s shares surge

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