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Reddit captures 7% to 16% less audience time during blackout (www.similarweb.com)
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[–] a_mac_and_con@kbin.social 2 points 2 years ago

I'd like to think so too, but that is ignoring all of those people who have admitted to instinctively opening Reddit because it's their habit. There were probably a lot of people who, whether meaning to or not, kept returning to Reddit despite already finding out there wasn't anything they wanted to read during the blackout.