> Is this going to turn out like Twitter with a huge purge of Reddit staff too
Let's be serious, Reddit making a profit will decrease the likelihood of massive layoffs. I suspect if Reddit backs down in this protest drama they will be forced to do layoffs to become profitable instead of becoming profitable from making more revenue instead of reducing costs.
> As an employee do you support the blackout secretly?
Well considering the internal memo got leaked, I think there must be someone who supports it.
Let's be serious, Reddit making a profit will decrease the likelihood of massive layoffs. I suspect if Reddit backs down in this protest drama they will be forced to do layoffs to become profitable instead of becoming profitable from making more revenue instead of reducing costs.
> As an employee do you support the blackout secretly?
Well considering the internal memo got leaked, I think there must be someone who supports it.