It was probably closed because forfansbyfans was acquired.

This is called quantum tunneling, and if I understand correctly, it thwarted Intel’s plans to clock the Pentium 4 to 10GHz.

I have seen Reddit make a lot of changes over the years that have continually shifted it away from what I wanted it to be. I have been hoping for a long time that something would supplant reddit, probably for most of the time I’ve been using the platform. If it is really still not profitable after all of that, then I doubt that they can make meaningful positive changes that I want and be in the black. So to answer your question, no, there’s probably nothing they can do to get me to stop seeking replacements.