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They've apparently learned nothing from digg v4 and why users flocked to their community in the first place
by redml 11y ago
They've apparently learned nothing from digg v4 and why users flocked to their community in the first place
- alexis 11y agoUpvoted.com does not affect Reddit.com -- like, not even developer attention -- we didn't move any Reddit developers off of community/mod tools, infra, or mobile.
- debacle 11y agoI think they're banking heavily on users not really having anywhere else to go.
- dageshi 11y agoAs a fairly old reddit user of 7 years and someone who was on digg before that, this is nothing like what happened to digg. Nobody changed the core site they just bolted an optional extra onto the side to appeal to a different audience. Not got a problem with it whatsoever.
- teach 11y agoAgreed. I've been on Reddit ten(!) years now and watched Digg rise and fall from the sidelines. This is not like that.
- samstave 11y agoAgreed. Digg fucked with the fundamental architecture of how the site worked with respect to the community's interaction. Reddit has many flaws, but it's still hands down the best method to massively consume information and share thoughts... The ability to navigate it and engage instantly while maintaining both thread context and inside-community-culture is unmatched...