Their 'HOT' ordering makes the site look dead where they should probably take into account newer stories as everything in the 'HOT' ranking is years old (except for heavier trafficked subverses)
Their 'HOT' ordering makes the site look dead where they should probably take into account newer stories as everything in the 'HOT' ranking is years old (except for heavier trafficked subverses)
Totally out of context, I mean.
You might expect hate speech on political subreddits/subverses, but on Voat these were just out of the blue, and numerous.
Effectively, Voat is Reddit's "recycle bin." Judging from its content, I think the admins made the right call..
I definitely agree, but I also remember how Reddit was considered the dumping ground for users banned on Digg and content that wasn't good enough for Digg.
Today unpleasant content probably makes up a large percentage of Voat traffic. But if a few big subreddits moved over that percentage would be dwarfed and suddenly it's no longer a Recycle Bin.
- When reddit cracked down on the paedophilia subreddits
- When reddit banned fatpeoplehate
- When reddit banned and/or hid some of the more egregiously Nazi-ish subreddits.
So yeah, this is pretty much what you'd expect.