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what would Reddit need to do to get you to go back
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At this point in time, they have a lot to prove to get me to go back. The site itself has already felt like a lot of recycled content is coming up more and the conversations in some of my favorite subs have already become less deep and engaging. The recommendations and discovery have become kind of subpar and don't even get me started on the native app and website. I work in the development field and the treatment of the third party developers has been garbage, unless there is a major overhaul of the leadership and some really sincere apologizing to those that have mistreated, I just don't see an avenue back at this point.
Thats actually what I thought when I made this post i tried thinking of anything reddit could do to make up for the awful and I just drew a blank decided that it was better to stay here and asked to find out if anyone else thought of a way for reddit to get them back