I see some Youtube influencers saying the strike has failed. Looking at the front page it seems really screwed up still. Plus the website is going to be chaos if even a small percentage decide to troll.
Yeah, I think people are saying anything short of all 12 million or whatever the number of users is switching over is a fail, but I don't see it that way. The real failure is if reddit is put on a trajectory of degradation, and is never able to monetize. I feel like that is definitely happening.
Espeecially if that small percentage are the mods and power users.
I see some Youtube influencers saying the strike has failed. Looking at the front page it seems really screwed up still. Plus the website is going to be chaos if even a small percentage decide to troll.
Yeah, I think people are saying anything short of all 12 million or whatever the number of users is switching over is a fail, but I don't see it that way. The real failure is if reddit is put on a trajectory of degradation, and is never able to monetize. I feel like that is definitely happening.
Espeecially if that small percentage are the mods and power users.
Lurkers don't matter much here.
There is no war in Ba Sing Se.