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"So, we’ve all had a... time on Reddit lately," Go_JasonWaterfalls wrote. "And I’m here to recognize it, acknowledge that our relationship has been tested, and begin the 'now what?' conversation."
If I was part of the organization responsible for making unilateral changes that only benefitted itself, I'd be embarrassed to start a message this way.
"Now that I've slapped you around a little, let's talk about what YOU can do to repair our relationship" is what it sounds like to me.
It's saying a whole lot about the so called leadership team at reddit. This language is infuriating.
They are so full of themselves. They are absolutely not demonstrating leadership capabilities either. This is just some guy trying to push his own agenda instead of listening and understanding. I don't think they are capable of understanding, or they can't hide their contempt for the people doing all the work moderating their site for them for free.
That's corporate talk. That's the kind of talk you'd expect to hear from any higher up executive of any company you can think of, that's knowingly fucking anyone underneath their feet over. Whether they're for profit or non-profit, private or public.
This demeaning, narcissistic, unaccountable and preemptively assuming kind of language that is shitting out from their mouths and through their fingers. And they wonder why we'll hate them for the rest of their lives.