These are the 4 requirements for a better Reddit

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Open Collective

Legally constituted as either a Non-profit foundation (like Wikipedia) or a Workers-owned cooperative business (like some instances of Mastodon do with its users). This is in order to ensure that the whole enshittification process that is happening on Reddit doesn't repeat itself down the line. To financially kickstart the service, the developers can use Open Collective which also allows for a transparent and visible administration and spending of the income.

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Crystal (programming language)

Technologically robust, making use of open source frameworks that ensure scalability of usage and auditability of the codebase. So, no PHP-based rickety structures or the secret devising of some lone wolf developer. This can't be trusted by anyone: its development must be done in the public repositories. Consider using a Crystal framework such as Amber, which is a compiled-to-binary Ruby clone, lightning-fast (it can handle over 1 million+ requests per second) and compatible with the expansive Rails ecosystem. Or any other solid language base, such as Go or Java.

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