I don't think you were technically a community manager (were you?) but you did a damn good job at it anyway.
I don't think you were technically a community manager (were you?) but you did a damn good job at it anyway.
Good luck at whatever it is that you decide to do :)
The most dire time was right after raldi left, when I had just two tech people, a programmer and a sysadmin.
Then we'll see where the wind takes me. :) The last paragraph of the blog post has details.
While it was certainly a loss when the other guys left, I definitely felt this one the most simply because jedberg was always popping up in the community, and seemed more visible than the other admins, though I'm sure the impact is also deepened because losing jedberg means the old guard have all moved on now. He made an excellent whipping boy, and played the role quite well.
Jeremy, you have my sincere thanks for helping make reddit such a welcoming and entertaining environment. I wish you nothing but success in your future endeavours.