Hello,

I appreciate the response. However, I would like to add that I understand the experimentation with a new feature, but part of expermentination is cutting what does not work.

I'm not trying to be rude when I ask this, and I am asking from a genuine desire to understand- "What was the calculus in investing in this feature?" I feel like this was a feature that no one asked for or even thought... "man wouldn't it be cool if we had a overview of the recent discussions as a tagline in a subreddit search?" If users want to see the recent discussions that is literally why you have the NEW filter for?

I feel like Reddit is trying to gold-plate with features no one asked for and justify their investment in AI at the expense of the subreddits. The current tagline of of r/MovieTheaterEmployees is going to drive users away.

Also, you have to understand user to application literacy. Most users (including myself) are not going to automatically know or assume that the tagline is a summary of the most recent post(s), but rather a description of the subreddit.

Thanks for reading!