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#2Isn't this the same CEO guy that edited random users' posts? He's no stranger to shady behavior.
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#3Unpopular opinion: Those who expected anything else are probably not familiar with Reddit. Nobody quit and nothing changed when Victoria got fired, nobody will quit and nothing will change now. It won't be the first time a modteam will be installed in a popular sub. People just want to scroll.
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#4Fwiw it shows up for me. I went to r/reddit in Apollo and the post is up at the top where it is on desktop. Might be stirring the pot here...
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#5Unpopular opinion: Those who expected anything else are probably not familiar with Reddit. Nobody quit and nothing changed when Victoria got fired, nobody will quit and nothing will change now. It won't be the first time a modteam will be installed in a popular sub. People just want to scroll.
It sucks that she had to be fired rather than moved to a different role, but getting rid of her role as a QA proxy led to a HUGE improvement of AMAs. During her tenure there, they were nothing but an incredibly low effort part of normal celeb PR campaigns for new movies and similar things. And she/reddit were not very transparent about the fact that the "celebrity" responses were her paraphrasing rather than them responding.
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#6No evidence and just one reply, which is saying it's not true. People are upvoting with their pitchforks right now.