It's definitely too late. They've already shown their hand and willingness to abuse their users. I think it's more important now to use this momentum to move to a new platform. I'm hopeful that Lemmy is that new platform.
Even if suddenly their leadership had a change of heart, it doesn't change the fact that there's a perverse incentive for a company to abuse the users.
easy for reddit bosses to revert that
It's too late.
It's definitely too late. They've already shown their hand and willingness to abuse their users. I think it's more important now to use this momentum to move to a new platform. I'm hopeful that Lemmy is that new platform.
Even if suddenly their leadership had a change of heart, it doesn't change the fact that there's a perverse incentive for a company to abuse the users.