The stock market should factor in everything, including the propensity to cheat the numbers.
Which means not growing user numbers is probably a tipping point; the more bots they let in, the more actual people they lose so reddit can't keep the numbers growing.
That's why they spent +$14m R&D on translation so they can say 'but look international is still growing' to blunt the idea they have peaked.
The stock market should factor in everything, including the propensity to cheat the numbers.
Which means not growing user numbers is probably a tipping point; the more bots they let in, the more actual people they lose so reddit can't keep the numbers growing.
That's why they spent +$14m R&D on translation so they can say 'but look international is still growing' to blunt the idea they have peaked.