>>10468611You're underselling the issue. It isn't simply a handful of jannies protesting. Much of the site is down. Every single sub I ever visit is gone and it's been plastered all over news websites around the world. None of what happened with Twitter was anything close to this, and didn't affect the ability of people to use the site. Whilst the most likely outcome of this is still people eventually getting bored of protesting and just rolling over, the birth of a nu-Reddit isn't impossible either. Mastodon is far too complicated for the average normie to wrap their head around. A copy and paste of Reddit's format wouldn't be. ResetEra is another relatively recent example of most of a large userbase upping sticks,. NeoGAF is still around, but gets far less traffic than it used to.
