Reddit goes public with IPO priced at $34, now trading at $51. Reddit currently valued at $8 billion. Serena Williams husband founded Reddit and sold it for $10 million.in 2006.

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I wonder (((who))) is profiting from all sides with this faguettery and censorship?

I wonder (((who))) is profiting from ***all sides*** with this faguettery and censorship? >[Reddit goes public with IPO priced at $34, now trading at $51. Reddit currently valued at $8 billion.](https://www.cnbc.com/2024/03/21/reddit-ipo-rddt-starts-trading-on-nyse.html) - [Archve](https://archive.today/EroqK) >[Serena Williams husband founded Reddit and sold it for $10 million.](https://www.cnbc.com/2020/11/03/alexis-ohanian-reflects-on-selling-reddit-for-10-million.html) - [Archive](https://archive.today/6wRVz)

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It will go the way of digg once they start adding "articles" that are actually advertising. This happens every time they go "public".

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Time to make a lot of noise about their degenerate content and pornography so that they get hit with the "advertiser unfriendly" label. Being a public company exposes them to more scrutiny by those who invest in them and advertise with them. The jews made those rules so it's fair game to make them have to live by the same jew rules.

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Brilliant!

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We'll see how long they can go without making money.

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[–] [deleted] • 0 pt

Who cares about some Israeli website. It has 90% IP traffic from Shitsrael

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