r/SubredditDrama • u/[deleted] • Dec 24 '15
Recap 2015: The year of drama. [META]
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u/Vondi Dec 24 '15
The subsequent outrage from the Reddit community resulted in many people "jumping ship" to voat.co
Did this actually happen? As far as I can tell most of those who complained are still here, complaining. I've even seen a number of "this is why I left for voat" posts on reddit.
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u/NovusImperium Dec 24 '15
Voat was never a worthwhile place to begin with, but it shifted radically when that happened and the traffic was routinely breaking the site for months afterwards because of all the effluence that oozed out of reddit.
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u/JoTheKhan Dec 24 '15
Lets hope 2016 blesses us with just as much butter (it's a major election year so it definitely will)
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Dec 24 '15
Hilary v Trump 2016, as they have to choose between someone they hate and someone they think is a joke.
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u/starryeyedq Dec 24 '15
Don't forget the drama in SkinCareAddiction when they overthrew one of the head mods after word got out that they were trying to monetize the subreddit and were being paid to push specific products! That was a good one! Especially the way it started!
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u/Wiizel1337 Dec 24 '15
How could you wish everyone the best of holidays, but forget the best one?
But seriously, good summary.