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Reddit enrages users again by ditching thank-you coins and awards
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this post was submitted on 15 Jul 2023
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yeah, im just soldiering on. the official app is a shitfest though and i hate it.
Not only is it a shit fest but I've noticed that now they've taken one out of Twitter and Facebook's playbook and on mobile all search result content just directs me to download the app which is really irritating. I refuse to even download that shitty app.
Fortunately on mobile I was able to open desktop version to read an old article I needed but on computer iirc I couldn't get it to display anything even though I was already on the desktop version.
Every change they're making is pissing off the user base, spez must be wanting to clean it up and sell to advertisers ir something