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Investment usually ultimately ruins everything. In reddit's case it's an even tighter needle to thread because the platform itself produces little value. To be attractive to investors and to produce returns on that investment (perpetually), they have to make operational decisions that prioritize monetization (like all public companies).
u/spez wants his big exit and he'll burn some of it to the ground to get it. But he'll probably get rich, so good for him.