https://gitlab.com/edgyemma/raddit-app

Everyone that spent time and energy contributing to Reddit's code had the rug pulled out from under them when the company announced it was closing its source code going forward. An "open source" license alone is no guarantee that the code will always be public, which is why it's important to support fully FOSS projects if you're going to volunteer your labor to create a better Internet.

Started as a response to Reddit's warrant canary being killed, Raddit-app was coded from scratch in PHP and is so pro-privacy that it doesn't require javascript to work.

Raddit-app's so-far only implementation https://raddit.me is run by direct democracy, with all decisions being made by the community that uses the site. It also has the most libre Privacy Policy out there. IP addresses are only held for 7 days before being purged from the system, and no other identifying information is gathered. No tracking, no ads, no profit incentives, and it even includes features missing from reddit such as integrated themes, night mode and a Tor hidden service. The code is so lightweight it costs only $5 a month to run the site (on a VPS), when it would cost 20 times more to run a site of equal size using Reddit's memory-intensive mess of a codebase.