Truthfully, what makes me happiest is the fact that this is actually happening. Reddit at its core was founded on great principles. Those principles have been sacrificed and as a result, we're taking action by moving to other platforms to regain the experience that once drew us to reddit.

I don't think our "movement" has caused any noticeable fluctuation in reddit's advertising revenue or daily hits. But in a way, I'm okay with that. I'm not looking to bring down reddit, I'm looking to find a home on the internet. After all, any front page of the internet gets stale eventually.

Also, kind of gushing here, but as a front end developer, I have to say, I'm in love with Snapzu's UI.