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It strikes too much like Federated Media/Demand Media/Whoever decided the only way to get metrics was to turn towards advertisements in content. Or to be more specific, advertisements are the content.
Which is also how Digg v4 ended up, the brands as content submitters.
Exactly. Almost like Reddit decision makers know how Digg died, and yet they're unable to not follow its steps.