Why I am quitting Duolingo after a 2,500 day streak
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Snapshot
Duolingo is the friend who is always there, pushing you — but sometimes users just want the notifications to chill.
A post that split the room reveals where reputational risk lives.
Why I am quitting Duolingo after a 2,500 day streak
High engagement relative to upvotes — this post divided the community
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