It's funny (actually funny, not being mean funny) that you consider the digg exodus period as 'the good old days' of reddit, because those of us who had been there a few years were really pissed off and nostalgic for how it had been before.
Oh, I was on reddit from very early on, concurrently with digg, and dropped digg as it got increasingly toxic and facile - definitely noticed a shift as the mass exodus picked up, and about 18 months later moved on from reddit.
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I don't. Stopped browsing reddit years ago, when it septembered, was a user from very early days, having jumped from digg when that septembered.
I dunno. There's too much noise, not enough signal, and I don't have the time or will to get pissed off while trawling through stuff.
It's funny (actually funny, not being mean funny) that you consider the digg exodus period as 'the good old days' of reddit, because those of us who had been there a few years were really pissed off and nostalgic for how it had been before.
I'm sure I was somebody's september as well.
Oh, I was on reddit from very early on, concurrently with digg, and dropped digg as it got increasingly toxic and facile - definitely noticed a shift as the mass exodus picked up, and about 18 months later moved on from reddit.