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Not sure why that matters.

Indeed - especially since I've retired from reddit. Though, I do still feel obligated to respond to complaints/criticism; in this case, though, I can't comment on technical decisions - except to say that reddit's recent scaling problems are likely more to do with their dev count (4 - yes, there are four developers working on reddit. That's 1 dev for every ~2Million uniques a month) than technical decisions.

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