Reddit CEO: Platform doesn't plan to ban pornography
I feel like reddit used to be used to be an amazing social media platform where you could connect with strangers and learn so much, find tons of interesting discussions where people acted fairly civilized. It was basically the complete opposite of twitter. Many online&#x2F;worldwide trends also seemed to be born there. If you went on reddit, you were ahead of the curve. You knew what was going to become trendy months before anybody else had even heard of it.<p>However, the management has shown a ridiculous lack of transparency, and they&#x27;ve just kept making the user experience worse and worse. It makes me sad. Reddit is an amazing resource, and the people who run it are basically shitting on a goldmine. It&#x27;s like they&#x27;re hell bent on destroying their asset. Is it because they fundamentally misunderstand what they have? Because they don&#x27;t care? Because they&#x27;re greedy, or just plain incompetent?