• Closed source (honestly, I'd rather not know what the redesign of Reddit is made of...)
• It's annoying, slow and tedious
• Works better in Chrome™ (I can't even scroll down the website properly with Firefox)
• Harmful business model (Reddit Premium, Reddit Coins, pay-to-win-karma...)
• It's a JavaScript powered website (not recommended for low-end machines)
• Communities are full of racists, homophobes, sexists, xenophobes...
• The use of sensationalist headlines is promoted to gain karma
• Is the ideal site for alt-right and conspiracy theories apologists
• Leftist/Communist/ML/MLM userbase is discriminated and censored everyday
• Reddit moderators are terrible (most of them)
• Dark patterns everywhere
• They block Tor users
• (I can think of many more but need I go on?)

u/spez

How the userbase is constantly bombarding the site with alternate versions of the same meme. Everything just feels so try-hard.

For me it's how explicitly for-profit it has become. This manifests in a lot of things like:

• rampant advertisements
• dark patterns to get the users hooked
• you literally cannot use the mobile site because it nudges you to install the app at all times
• new UI is garbage
• misinformation is freely allowed to fester to not drive down revenue

It has pretty much become like Facebook and it really sucks.