On paper, logged-out users look like a bright spot after growing 27%. In reality, they're much less valuable. Logged-in users create posts, comment, subscribe to communities, and develop habits that advertisers value. Logged-out visitors often arrive through search, consume a single page, and leave.

Yeah, what did we fucking say. I had some millions of karma on reddit. Then they shut down my app, and I up and left. A good chunk of other members of posters and commenters left as well. They shrugged us off. We're only a few percent.

Except for the 90-9-1 rule. Of a user base on average 90% will lurk/vote only, 9% will comment, and 1% will post. So it doesn't matter if it's a small percentage of your total users, if it's a good chunk of the people who post and comment you're fucking yourself.

Just checked and I have crossed over 1000 posts here and have tens of thousands of comments. All unmonitized, all useless to reddit. Enjoy your AI comments, reddit.

But if reddit disappears, where am I going to go to see comment sections full of insufferable assholes?

BUT AI IS THE FUTURE PLEASE BRO JUST ONE MORE GPU JUST ONE MORE BOOK JUST ONE MORE RESEARCH ITS GOING TO BE GOOD IT WILL REPLACE EVERYONE PLEASE BRO

Reddit's constant effort to control the narrative is kind of catching up with them. They push content they deem acceptable and silence content they don't like. At least lemmy is a real place on the internet.