That’s a damn fine take right there.

I disagree. The deaths of people who choose to use their lives to spread hatred are worthy of celebrating. Afterall, they’re no longer spreading hatred.

It was my favorite app for a number of years. Pretty easy to use out of the box, but it came with an overwhelming number of things you could customize so you could have precisely the reddit experience you wanted. Pricing was fair at US$1.06/mo for the paid version. I can’t recall ever running into any bugs in the time I used it.

I’d say it’s worth keeping an eye on.