Jack said twitter should have never been a company but thats even more true for reddit who’s whole businesses model is based on unpaid volunteers lemmy is what reddit should have always been community owned and community supported and open source
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It was, Reddit was opensource, but they change that
What the hell are those comments…
While reddit had an open api it was never open source reddit was always a company that was focused on making money
Yes. It feels weird, convoluted, and ripe for corruption when human interaction is monetized. It’s just unnatural imo.
Now I get that there is infrastructure that needs to he handled on their end, but we seem to be doing fine. I think alot of people here appreciate the effort, and find that being apart of something feels good and worth it enough to keep it going on donation, fund drive style, community events based funding.
Lemmy is what aaron would’ve wanted.
I figure the VC money pushed them to find ways to grow and make money at all cost
Being a company was fine. Having outside investors, shitty leadership, and a lack of common fucking sense was the problem.
Honestly mastodon works better than I expected with instances but Reddit was really the perfect candidate for the fediverse. You subscribe to communities which are independently managed and you avoid any contact with communities that seems harmful to you. Don’t care where the community is hosted, you just want the content
