Reddit is still bearable if you ignore the frontpage/popular subs. Nothing new but it got way worse the last couple of years.

- Look at this cute dog (drinking a bottle of Coca-Cola)

- I broke my leg this morning (while holding this can of Pepsi)

- Thread that shouldn't be on the frontpage (and the top comment is: "I bet he bought it at Walmart")

- Cool drone video (literally filming an ad)

- Photo of CharmingGuyMcAbs and/or CharmingGirlMcBoobs (Positive Reinforcement)

> I'm rooting for the disruptive upcomer

Doesn't look anything like Digg/MySpace days unless they somehow find a way to kill the "smaller" communities. Even the outbound click thing (or the new frontpage) didn't made any real impact from what I can tell.

But who knows, maybe you're right and someone comes up with a killer feature. Or an UI that doesn't suck so bad that you need a mandatory browser extension (that fries your CPU).