The question is, what percentage of the 90:9:1 ratio they lose?

The 90% being those who just use it The 9% being those who engage and comment The 1% being the content creators.

Reddit would seem to have lost a lot of the 1% and a fair chunk of the 9%.

The 90% will take at least a year to understand that there is not any new engaging content being created.

there are other just like me.

I am right here, and there are many more. I quit reddit about a week before the blackout. I used to be a power user, I'm talking more than 3 hours a day easily. I made a few post, but most of my engagement was from comments. I quit cold turkey, actively avoiding reddit result from google searches.

Fast forward to today, and I still don't use it out of spite. I still avoid it if I can but if there are search results from Google that have answers to my specific problem on reddit, I will read the comments with ad-block on and move on to another website if the reddit link did not provide a solution.