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Lol
That place has become a reposting bot haven. The niche market is still hanging around but the main content drivers seem to be broken or gone.
Fuck Reddit
I wonder how ad view counts are affected when you actively drive away your hard core content posting audience? Hmm...
Smoke a massive bag of dicks spez
Those targets seem unrealistic even without driving off a core group of heavy users.
The company I work for spends ads on social media companies for ransomware protection and regularly spend is regularly negative. That means we spend more money on advertising than we do in income. We only do it to maintain some market share but otherwise it's just a pure loss on that platform.
Nobody saw this coming… /s
I need to figure out the details of shorting an IPO between now and TBD 2024.
You open a brokerage account and get margin approval.
When it IPOs, you do a short sale at your brokerage.
You get the cash for the sale immediately, and get charged interest for your brokerage "lending" you the shares you sold.
Later, you buy the shares back or "buy to cover" and that makes you square with your brokerage.
Hopefully the price went down enough so that the difference between what you sold at and bought at was greater than the interest you paid.
Spez looks like Ken trying to figure out how the human world works in "Barbie"
Spez can suck a sick
Haha!
I wonder if this is the motivation behind removing the auth-gate on mobile. Previously, if I browsed the mobile site on my phone in a non-signed-in state (I deleted my account), I could view 5-8 top-level comments and that's it. Clicking "Show more comments" or trying to expand child comments would show a modal asking me to sign in or download the app.
That changed last week along with a complete rework of the mobile site. I'm betting that they saw a huge increase in unauthenticated mobile users with a far below-average time-on-site metric and decided to open it up.
Overall, I appreciate the change because I still lurk in many of the niche subs that I still haven't found a good replacement for. self-hosted, datahoarder, webdev, 3dprinting, et al. have analogs here, but the content isn't as deep.
fuck reddit