> Or just find a way to cover operating costs and let Reddit be, you don't need to push it into a billion-user company, SV profiteering style.
Sure, if you can find investors willing to sink capital into a non-profit-making venture to replace those who currently are invested in Reddit, and who would probably prefer liquidating their holdings at a loss to have something to put into a profit-making venture than to let it sit in supporting a non-profit-making discussion forum.
Sure, if you can find investors willing to sink capital into a non-profit-making venture to replace those who currently are invested in Reddit, and who would probably prefer liquidating their holdings at a loss to have something to put into a profit-making venture than to let it sit in supporting a non-profit-making discussion forum.