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reddit's code is closed source now. it was time to move on.
This is so interesting since I never thought of reddit as some kind of hacker website with open-source code and good standards. For me it has always been a big corporate social media site. Maybe this is because I joined pretty late.
I was on Digg before, which was created a year before reddit (2005). Digg start to go down hill in (2009?) which is when I switch to reddit.
lemmy is nott the last stop either. We have no exit here