My point is that the overwhelming trend is for Reddit to become more mainstream. Which means leaving some communities behind.
My point is that the overwhelming trend is for Reddit to become more mainstream. Which means leaving some communities behind.
At best reddit is a food court. So of course the same person will post in many different subreddits, that's the entire point on the site.
Is there any source about women being so shocked that they leave reddit? They don't seem so scared on TwoXChromosomes or Gonewild.
Imgur is also a mainstream site and in the comments women are as thirsty as men.
Consider: “YC is so large that we need to suppress negative stories on HN.” What are the diffs between that, which is clearly a tactical mistake, and rooting out your list of unfavorable du jours? Are you sure it’s an invalid comparison?
> your throne as the cool place to go
For a brief time in the late 1970s, wearing a swastica and defecating in public was cool. That was punk rock. A decade later, kids wore bell-bottoms and the zeitgeist was "peace love unity and respect."The criteria for the "cool place to go" can change on a dime.
> Even GG Allin at his peak was eww.
He had fans. You know what I was getting at though: 1980 https://youtu.be/DgMWyQtucyc had a different ethos to 1990 https://youtu.be/YOdh430r9kE