Keep calm & carry on: What you didn't know about the reddit story
Meh.<p>Am I the only one who wishes all this personal stuff had nothing to do with the business?<p>Is it some new rule these days that startup founders have to prove they are 'real people' by sharing all the details of their lives?  I mean, sure .. its sad to have to go through all that, but that stuff is personal.<p>This story really has very little to do with reddit, other than to serve as a social means of establishing 'personality' behind the scenes of the service.<p>Downvote me into oblivion, but I really have to say - fair enough, dude.  You had a rough time.  But that is life, you know?  Need the whole world know you are suffering the normal, perfectly mundane, plain ol' human condition?<p>I suppose in these techno-fuelled racey days of million-dollar teenagers it helps to have a little soap opera, to keep the balance, eh ..