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“Reddit said ‘no cap’ to paid subs, but search is now the main character 💀📉 #PlotTwist”

August 04, 2025
3 days ago
Mashable
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🚨🚨 ALERT: Reddit CANCELS PAID SUBS as it chases the almighty 💰 ad revenue! Let’s break this down before we all hit snooze again! 😴🤡 So, Reddit decided to hit the brakes on its paid subreddits idea because, obviously, why would users pay when they can just scroll through dumpster fires for FREE? 😂🔥 Keanu Reeves said it best: “What if I told you… you’re still gonna see the same memes for the next 10 years?” And get this, in a leaked developer chat, one anonymous code wizard was like, "Our plan is to focus on ads. Who needs community when we can line our pockets? Stonks! 📈💀" Like, bro, ever heard of community engagement? This isn't some dystopian future where clicks = kisses! 💔 Meanwhile, the Reddit admins are probably out here doing the Drake point meme: "Ads before paid subs? Based!" 🙌👇 But honestly, this is like the internet version of calling the fire department when your house is ON FIRE and saying, “We gotta build that new golf course first!” 🏌️‍♂️💩 Hot take: In 2024, Reddit will finally unveil an “upvote subscription service” where you can PAY to upvote your own posts! And of course, they'll call it "Reddit Gold 2.0" because originality is for the peasants. 🥴🚀 Share this chaos and let the world know that Reddit's ad game is about to get a major glow-up, but our communities? More like ghost towns!! 👻🔥💀

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#Reddit#Paid Subreddits#Ad Revenue#Tech News#Social Media
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