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Reddit Falls Short of Ad Growth Targets Ahead of Likely 2024 IPO
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Is it wrong that I really really hope he makes less than $6 million out of this whole deal in the end? It just seems fitting...
Why that amount? I'm guessing I'm missing some backstory.
That's about how much he got out of selling Reddit to Conde Nast, which he was unhappy about after seeing the hundreds of millions other people got for selling their platforms like Myspace.
Why even that much?