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i don't get why people take this shit so personally
Rather than try to explain it, I think it's easier to say this. Imagine something you cherish dearly. Now imagine it slowly eroding away into nothing. Would you not be angry and want to prevent that at all costs?
Seeing something so useful go the way of the dodo just because the people in charge of the company want to be rich is infuriating. This could really be said about far too many companies. But IMO, Reddit's situation is more sad because the users are what made the site. The owners/creators just made the platform.
No I wouldn’t and I didn’t.
I find that harbouring these kind of negative emotions only effects the person having them. I don’t want to drag my own mood down. I left Reddit, I came it and I like it here. The end.
Sounds like an outlook that works well for you, but not everyone has that same outlook
Edit: LMAO someone didnt like this comment enough that they went through my entire comment history and downvoted everything that they could see