content: I agree. It's a humorous jab at Pao, but I think it's naive to lay the blame for Reddit's policy changes on one person. The mandate to take action recently came from somewhere (shareholders) and Pao is the frontman who is paid to get her hands dirty. In my opinion, directing anger at her personally (whether she's a shitty person or not) is silly.  /u/Bkedelen is right: there is an opportunity to make a catchy video right now explaining rationally (preferably humorously, too) the reasons for leaving reddit. The posted video does not accomplish this.