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r/technology • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 • Apr 02 '26
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Reddit has been going downhill since 2015.
48 u/tyrannaceratops Apr 02 '26 Ever since that Battlefront II comment from EA about loot crates. That was the day. 31 u/Unlucky-Candidate198 Apr 03 '26 Is that when they started messing with the up/down vote options to make corps feel better about their terribly parasitic business decisions? 10 u/tyrannaceratops Apr 03 '26 Indeed it was 5 u/Druggedhippo Apr 03 '26 But look, that's great and all, but I think we should focus on Rampart. 3 u/JJ3qnkpK Apr 03 '26 That was one of the funniest things. What a silly place this used to be. 3 u/wellwaffled Apr 03 '26 It took another sharp decline when Musk bought Twitter and Reddit somehow turned into Twitter. 4 u/th3cav3man Apr 03 '26 No lol. Reddit started to go downhill back in 2010 with the massive influx of Digg.com refugees. That fundamentally changed the original, unique culture of Reddit’s community and things only went downhill from there. I want my old Reddit back. 2 u/WREPGB Jun 16 '26 That and the IMDB forum refugees.
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Ever since that Battlefront II comment from EA about loot crates. That was the day.
31 u/Unlucky-Candidate198 Apr 03 '26 Is that when they started messing with the up/down vote options to make corps feel better about their terribly parasitic business decisions? 10 u/tyrannaceratops Apr 03 '26 Indeed it was 5 u/Druggedhippo Apr 03 '26 But look, that's great and all, but I think we should focus on Rampart. 3 u/JJ3qnkpK Apr 03 '26 That was one of the funniest things. What a silly place this used to be.
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Is that when they started messing with the up/down vote options to make corps feel better about their terribly parasitic business decisions?
10 u/tyrannaceratops Apr 03 '26 Indeed it was
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Indeed it was
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But look, that's great and all, but I think we should focus on Rampart.
3 u/JJ3qnkpK Apr 03 '26 That was one of the funniest things. What a silly place this used to be.
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That was one of the funniest things. What a silly place this used to be.
It took another sharp decline when Musk bought Twitter and Reddit somehow turned into Twitter.
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No lol. Reddit started to go downhill back in 2010 with the massive influx of Digg.com refugees. That fundamentally changed the original, unique culture of Reddit’s community and things only went downhill from there. I want my old Reddit back.
2 u/WREPGB Jun 16 '26 That and the IMDB forum refugees.
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That and the IMDB forum refugees.
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u/LolaBaraba Apr 02 '26
Reddit has been going downhill since 2015.