AI content is flooding Reddit faster than volunteers can remove it, and the whole moderation system is starting to crack.
The platform is killing r/popular and reshaping everything creators and brands thought they understood.
The "community karma economy" determines whether mods trust you or ban you.
Most brands optimize for reach. Cursor optimized for trust by showing up every single day.
Platform launches flashy ad units. Meanwhile, a plain-text post becomes the most successful Reddit ad of 2025.
Reddit’s growth didn’t come from Google. Q3 data shows users now start their searches inside Reddit — not on search engines.
Reddit now ranks above G2 for high-intent keywords across SaaS and software reviews.
The trap worked. Now what?
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