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Reddit is probably going to be happy about the protest in this sub. Can't imagine that investors like the sub about getting stuff for free...
The power of Reddit lies within its very diverse and many communities on special interests. People browsing r/piracy also browse the Frontpage, r/all and so on. But mainly their special interests is what kept them there. Because funny memes can be found everywhere.
Now, if those special interests are not being served any more, people will go elsewhere. So no, I don't think they will be happy and investors won't be either.
I'm not going to supply anyone on reddit anymore content. I'm not exactly a prolific poster but I do know my way around a few technical topics.
Technical content drew me to reddit and since a large chunk is migrating so will I.
Currently I am consuming some content from reddit but I'm not engaging with it. As a result I know my usage will fade away just like it did with Facebook.