Am I wrong in thinking this is sad as hell? Like seeing an old faded billboard with the same "your ad here!" text that's been there for ages.
Sad, but I ain't mad. This is the bed that Wish.com "Elon" made for Reddit
Great Value Elon!
Elon: 4 letters
Spez: 4 letters
Coincidence?
...
Almost definitely but still I love how comparing someone to Elon has become an insult so I'm having a good time anyway :3
It's really sad for me to see a social media platform like reddit crumble. I spent years there.
I spent more time at Reddit then I did in the K-12 education system. I have a lot of good memories and learned a lot from both, but I have no desire to return to either.
I worked there once upon a time. This whole thing has felt like seeing an old friend succumb to addiction and wind up derelict.
I will never feel sorry for advertisers or the people who work with them.
:^)
It's sad, but hard to feel bad for doing it to himself.
It's like meeting your ex who has now become a homeless meth-addict.
That's exactly what I said elsewhere in the thread. This is billboard company behavior.
Am I wrong in thinking this is sad as hell? Like seeing an old faded billboard with the same "your ad here!" text that's been there for ages.
Sad, but I ain't mad. This is the bed that Wish.com "Elon" made for Reddit
Great Value Elon!
Elon: 4 letters
Spez: 4 letters
Coincidence?
...
Almost definitely but still I love how comparing someone to Elon has become an insult so I'm having a good time anyway :3
It's really sad for me to see a social media platform like reddit crumble. I spent years there.
I spent more time at Reddit then I did in the K-12 education system. I have a lot of good memories and learned a lot from both, but I have no desire to return to either.
I worked there once upon a time. This whole thing has felt like seeing an old friend succumb to addiction and wind up derelict.
I will never feel sorry for advertisers or the people who work with them.
:^)
It's sad, but hard to feel bad for doing it to himself.
It's like meeting your ex who has now become a homeless meth-addict.
That's exactly what I said elsewhere in the thread. This is billboard company behavior.