It seems that the final days of the old version of Reddit (old.reddit.com) have arrived. This popular platform, which had always avoided explicitly confirming the shutdown of this version, has now sent worrying signals about its future.
Many long-time Reddit users still use the old version because of its simple user interface, easy navigation, and the absence of annoying ads and feed recommendations. However, Reddit has announced in a vague statement that it is implementing "changes" to this version, which likely signals its gradual end.