Wait until after the proposed changes took effect. A portion of that traffic is due to content creators saving multiple years’ worth of their posts before pulling them from the site permanently, and once that’s done and they close their accounts, this type of traffic will die. The same applies to redditors trying to save as much content as possible from other people while they still CAN access the site, as a last minute tactic to not lose access to guides, videos, advice etc… Of course that leads to more interaction with the site - temporarily.
(For example, it took me 3 full days to save and then delete most of my posts and I’m still working through the comments. I currently definitely interact with reddit way more than usual, but this will stop once I’m done and disable my account)
I can not say how big that portion really is tho, but it IS something to keep in mind with the current situation. Not all current traffic is “business as usual”.
How about
[Removed by the creator because reddit is a dumpster fire that doesn't deserve this content/comment anymore]instead? It’s not a lie but still gets the point across and might have a better impact than “just” deleting everything.