Sincere question: To the extent that "the open internet" IS valuable data, isn't Reddit in the best possible position to capitalize on it? The mechanic of the website allows for people all over the world to contribute free-form content and then has mechanics built in where the content provided is graded by free human reviewers and moderators, and graded accordingly. Not saying it is perfect data, but surely there is not better alternative to it, no? I just don't understand how this data is "terrible" -- other than very limited things like newspapers or other very highly curated (and limited sources), what other large scale data repos are better?