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? From what I've observed, people either don't know much about Reddit (usually over 40 y/o), or they talk about Reddit like an established site. See Bloomberg's
by orthoganol 11y ago
? From what I've observed, people either don't know much about Reddit (usually over 40 y/o), or they talk about Reddit like an established site. See Bloomberg's interview with Sam Altman posted today. See the consistently incredible turn out of famous figures to Reddit's AMA series.
I mean, how can a website with 200 million users be considered a "dark corner"? Absurd.
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- pvg 11y agoI'm over 40 and my reddit badge looks like this: https://s3.amazonaws.com/redditstatic/award/9_year_club-40.png https://s3.amazonaws.com/redditstatic/award/9_year_club-40.p... I don't think it's an entirely absurd statement.
- 36erhefg 11y agoarchagon is making the hasty generalization combined with a biased sample fallacy.
- Angostura 11y agoThere are over 300,000 Subreddits. Plenty of room for dark corners, even if the thing as a whole is well known.