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I agree. I think the fundamental misunderstanding feels like reddit has always considered itself a product company, when it's really a community company. Google or Bing might be a tech company, at least insofar as search should be fast and efficient. But the reason people come to reddit *is not how fast it loads*. It's the people and the content and the community. And every effort made on reddit's side shouldn't be 'oh how can I change the product so more people use it', but instead a 'what do the *users want*. What do the moderators want? What do the communities want?'
There's nothing here!