There's an opportunity to monetize Reddit users, even if they seem somewhat far from the core product.
There's an opportunity to monetize Reddit users, even if they seem somewhat far from the core product.
I don't think it's a function of them being bad or lazy, but being such a small team for such an enormous site. I can't imagine being the sole community manager for such a monster. You have to triage between "will answer tersely" and "will ignore". And unless it's a lawsuit or a fire about to burn down the server room, almost everybody seems to end up in "will ignore".
I tried many times with no luck. Shame really, because @reddit.com could be deployed like really really fast.
I guess I'll give it another go perhaps. Maybe use a promoted ad to get their attention (and support Reddit in the process :) )
I remember our initial calculations were interesting to everyone involved.