• Buffalox@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    But the vast majority of content is made by a tiny fraction of the user base

    Yes, I agree that's a crucial point, question is if there are enough left to allow reddit to stay relevant. They are still a huge forum, that is valuable to have an influence on.

    As long as they can maintain traffic, they may still recover.

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      Which makes it important to bomb old accounts' content. Adding "reddit" to a search term often lead to better results from search engines. It's better it shouldn't anymore.

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        1 year ago

        Yes I agree, I deleted my account a few years ago, and only visited a few subs through bookmarks in my browser.

        When the API shit show started, I deleted my bookmarks too, and haven't visited reddit at all for 4+ months. Not even for curiosity.