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Anyone else worried about the direction Reddit is going?
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Subreddits with over 1 million members are only getting 200 upvotes on their "top post of the day" (look at r/biggerthanyouthought if you need proof). Reddit has always been my biggest source of traffic. It was even my sole form of promotion up until late last year. I got Instagram, twitter, discord, tik tok, etc in about September, but they just never had the same pull for me. Now Reddit doesn't have even half the conversion rate it used to. Posts in general (not just mine) aren't getting the same love/upvotes/viewers etc. I'm just not sure how to navigate this and how to adapt to such a big/worrying change. Is anyone else concerned/discouraged?
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