[BorisMelnik]

another note (not criticism) - its sad to say, but when you get a company like reddit that is YC backed and hard pressed to find new streams of revenue, UX really isn't the front runner when it comes to new design changes.

take 9reddit.com for instance, one thing I just noticed was the lack of "share" button on the front page (under each post.) while this may seem like a minor setting to most, and probably an under-used feature it probably accounts for a very large percentage of traffic over the course of any given day.

so while this newer version may be super intuitive (I think so anyway) easy to use and most of all CLEAN, getting Reddit to actually adopt it is a huge hurdle.

[hunterist]

Reddit has a lot of user so design change is too hard. This interface is not an improvement.

I will add share button to 9reddit later. Thank you