Reddit would need to fix their UI so that it isn't actively hostile to people trying to read content on their site.
StackExchange is a breath of fresh air compared to the rest of the web. I saw a meta post the other day where they were soliciting feedback about how make their mobile site more information dense. Love it!
Yes! I hate the move to information sparsity and hiding functionality to make things look “cleaner”
Shame most of the content is moderated to an epic level of uselessness.
old.reddit.com exists, for now. Reddit as a company is actively hostile to users, so they don't consider the new UI broken.
Half of the time when I click links on old.reddit.com, it just redirects me back to the home page. When I go to those same links, on the new site, it takes me to some image gallery page. They've definitely broke a good portion of the old site.
people sometimes bemoan stack overflow's rigor and pedantry, but try to ask a technical question on reddit... unless you're in a very well moderated reddit you're getting worse answers or no answers at all