“Young people increasingly don’t appear to be incredibly dumb, survey finds.”

I’ve often seen it adjusted for things like Reddit as such:

90% of users only view

9% of users vote

1% of users comment

Interestingly enough, old.reddit users are in the single digit percentages:

Even if they weren’t hostile towards old.reddit (the ads are far less invasive and effective), they could make a strong argument for not wanting to support a dwindling, tiny userbase.

Depends on your exit node.

Also if you change the front page to be US-specific it’ll force a login.

As usual, people in the US get the shaft when it comes to privacy things.