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  Patrick (@TemptInvest) reported 40 seconds ago

  The market has yet to price in the renegotiations of the ai data licensing contracts - $RDDT Reddit is a 20 year old archive of authentic human conversation that cannot be manufactured, replicated, or synthesized, in an era where AI companies are discovering that synthetic training data causes their models to degrade. The current licensing contracts paying $130 million per year were written when Reddit had no leverage. Those contracts expire around 2027, at which point Reddit will be negotiating from a position of strength against counterparties who have no viable alternative. Simultaneously, 350+ million international users are monetized at a fraction of U.S. ARPU levels, with the gap closing faster than any comparable social platform. The stock is down 50% from its high, trades at 18.5x forward earnings on 50% EPS growth, with $2.5 billion in cash, 91% gross margins, and a $1 billion buyback. The market is pricing Reddit as a social media company in a difficult ad environment. The correct frame is a scarce data asset entering a period of unprecedented pricing power.

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  Nali Nook04 (@NNook0480757) reported 4 minutes ago

  I can't express how angry I was that because of this prick, vanillaware tone down their character design And the fact back in the day people took his "criticism" seriously and even some feminist on Reddit defending him was stupid I am glad the CEO of vanillaware called him gay

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  Teqnkka (@Teqnkka) reported 4 minutes ago

  @TheOCcryptobro @Cardano_CF I was laughed at on Reddit when stated the obvious - Cardano needs to fix the supply to better match the demand, you cannot compete with the likes of Ethereum and Hyperliquid that burn with each transaction.

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  David Geoghegan (@Dave_Geoghegan_) reported 5 minutes ago

  @boulit @kakatohesss reddit complaints are genuinely undervalued as signal for micro-saas. the issue most idea-validation tools have is they surface pain that nobody would pay to fix. filtering for pain that comes with a credit card attached is where the product has to win.

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  Greg Ehrig (@amaxen) reported 7 minutes ago

  @JBellas @EricSpracklen I used to post on reddit on /r/REBubble. It was founded in 2020 expecting a house price crash any day now. Seems to me like house prices may go down some but there's a huge floor of demand that will have to be overcome first.

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  JoBoNoGo (@JobBoNoGo1) reported 7 minutes ago

  @kinpatsukenshi 3: We look badass as ****. Arrowhead themselves are part of the problem, they have no idea what game/universe they want to make and keep juggling between beliefs (plus they just piss on the fans constantly yet many ((Reddit/discord)) just lets them do it). TLDR: War is badass.

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  . (@Candlefight12) reported 7 minutes ago

  @yeaitstrill Not personally but I can see why people use it. “Reddit and discord” kinda implies the server/social side of it tho

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  Sarah (@hi_itsme80) reported 8 minutes ago

  That second leak was taken down within minutes on Reddit #SummerHouse

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  Amaury PR (@AmauryGrowthPR) reported 10 minutes ago

  Most founders skip Reddit. That's why it's still the best place to get your first paid users ! Everyone tells you to do SEO. Build a waitlist. Run ads. Nobody talks about Reddit. Which is exactly why it works. Reddit is where your future customers are already having the conversation you want to be part of. Not passively scrolling like on TikTok actually asking questions, venting about problems, looking for solutions. These are obsessives. Early adopters. The people who become your first 100 users and tell everyone they know. And most of your competitors aren't there. The founders who figured this out didn't just get users. They got product validation, real customer language, and a distribution channel that cost them nothing but (too much) time. 1 or 2 well-placed posts in the right community can do more than three months of cold outreach. So what is the catch? It's very easy to get wrong. Reddit moderators and admins have zero (0) tolerance for anything that smells like a pitch: 1 bad move gets you banned for life from the exact community you needed. Done right, it's one of the highest-ROI acquisition channels available to an early-stage startup. Most founders don't know how to do it right. We do... 👀

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  Minarchist, with a Twist (@minarchist9) reported 10 minutes ago

  @SketchesbyBoze just shut down reddit

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  Jessie (@Jexxie) reported 14 minutes ago

  @BillyM2k idk honestly, you can find some really interesting stuff on there. i dont usually comment on stuff but if i need to go down a rabbit hole or need opinions on products or trading cards I can always find it on reddit. And also, you use it billy. lol

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  Vev (@Bogdank99) reported 15 minutes ago

  @CypressDahlia Is this even true? A few places like the DSP threads have terrible mentally ill people there, but if you think about it, the worst trolls (Daniel Larson's, Cyraxx's, ecc) come from outside the farms and operate in discords, the sharty or Reddit snark.

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  Okara (@askOkara) reported 15 minutes ago

  @shobitfarcast 1. we only show a few relevant posts per day, so it’s not built for mass spam. 2. from my experience, if you add value first and only mention your product where it’s actually relevant (without the link), reddit is totally fine with it. 3. i’ve been doing this for years and never got banned. 4. the only time you might run into issues is if your account is brand new with almost no karma, because new accounts get flagged more easily. build a bit of karma, comment normally, then start using it and you’ll be good 5. we don’t auto post anymore. we removed agent based commenting because reddit can shadow ban accounts that use external tools to post.

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  Pigeon Feathers (Alpha Male) (@PigeonFeatherz) reported 16 minutes ago

  @leamaric Younger than 1990 too, it’s utterly deranged. Keep finding Reddit threads where some 32F innocently asks about some minor medical issue and then a load of these people immediately jump in with “have you considered you might be in peri”? And then some doctor will be downvoted to hell at the bottom, wringing their hands going “this person’s odds of being in perimenopause by age are about 0.5%”

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  Pete (@PeterPanClam) reported 17 minutes ago

  @jasonrmcintyre This is just getting started. Reddit leaked more but were taken down for some reason