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They really don't. Yes. They did lose users and money in the last week but I doubt it will have any significant influence in the future. In half a year they're back to normal
High doubtful.
A significant population have left for good. Sure more will take it's places but it will get shttier and shittier. Just like Facebook before it.
This is reddits watershed moment.
Those that care will leave. Those that don't will drive it down into the depths of hell. Remember reddit works because of content creators. As they leave or that content changes. It will slowly or quickly change.
And honestly, I don't mind one way or another what happens to reddit. Maybe they will continue on and pivot to something that makes spez rich. Or maybe it will be a dead ghost town. I have become pretty convinced that the spirit of reddit lives on in the fediverse.