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Reddit wants to guide your next purchase

Reddit wants to guide your next purchasePhoto: The Verge

Millions of people turn to Reddit for firsthand recommendations and reviews of consumer goods. Now, the platform is leaning into its role as a destination for shoppers in a challenge to more traditional outlets that publish product reviews and roundups. The company is launching Reddit Reviews, a bui

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