As Our Feeds Have Grown, So Have the GIFs We Communicate With

As Our Feeds Have Grown, So Have the GIFs We Communicate With

When Jason Walter first created the r/HighQualityGifs subreddit in September 2013, he did so simply as a way to aggregate the GIFs he made in his spare time. GIFs hadn’t yet become the juggernaut they are today: Facebook had just enabled them the month before, and Twitter wouldn’t do so until that November. Even if …

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