I think Reddit is trying to hide that most users don't actively engage with the content there, they only passively consume it, and that this will likely get worse over time. In other words: subreddits aren't communities any more, just random assortments of junk for you to consume.

The following comment confirms it for me:

I miss the old reddit, reddit is awful these days. Mindless scrolling.

On another matter...

Reminder that Digg is back and has an app

Yeah. Sure. It went to shit once. It totally won't go to shit again. By the wings of a pig. /s
I could understand mentioning "it has an app" if the person actually talked about the good features of the application in question. But nope - it's only "i can haz app lol lmao", as if the user was unable to use a bloody browser. *sigh*

[–] Tollana1234567@lemmy.today 2 points 5 days ago* (last edited 5 days ago)

they also want to hide the bots/AI numbers on the site too. half of the site is mostly bots. if people are using the browser(like myself) to access reddit without logging in, use adblocks while you are doing it, so they dont get any adverts.