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Reddit CEO warns employees not to wear Reddit swag in public as users revolt
(www.businessinsider.com)
this post was submitted on 13 Jun 2023
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The attitude he seems to have bothers me so much.
He doesn't even seem to take this whole thing seriously. "Give it two weeks, those suckers will have forgotten all about this". It's insulting.
I feel like he might be right though, a blackout is no big deal if it's only 48 hours. Anything short of leaving and moving to another platform is not something to be taken seriously.