this post was submitted on 30 Dec 2025
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FOSS has a reputation for poor UX, and not for nothing either. Users who value slick, easy experiences tend to drift towards corporate software for basically all software solutions because corporate solutions can use money and the corporate hierarchical chain-of-command to respond to user requests faster than open-source self-organizing governance systems.
Reddit’s UX is awful though, at least on the website. But I guess most people use the phone apps?
Functionality on Reddit's app is even worse than their website, if you can believe it.