[jwrallie]

Interestingly, I remember that the clean interface of old Reddit, not so different from current HN, was one of the nice things when coming from Digg back in the day.

It started dying for me when they started censoring posts and comments to appeal to advertisers, followed by killing non-official clients, then the light mobile website. Killing old.reddit feels like the last nail in the coffin.

Unfortunately, we have yet to see an alternative that can sustain mass migration.

[probably_wrong]

I deleted my account when they deprecated i.reddit.com. It's mildly funny to read comments lamenting the death of "the good mobile interface" when the amazing one was already killed years ago.

> we have yet to see an alternative that can sustain mass migration.

I had hopes for Digg, but whatever it is they ended up building it's clearly not that.