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I do think there has been a noticeable change but I don't think it's entirely bad. For example, a discussion around Haiti with a bunch of technologists on HN -
by pxlpshr 17y ago
I do think there has been a noticeable change but I don't think it's entirely bad. For example, a discussion around Haiti with a bunch of technologists on HN - as oppose to on Reddit - could manifest a new challenge and opportunity for another hacker that impacts the world in a meaningful way as oppose to yet-another-photo-sharing-site.
I think it's pretty inevitable that as a site grows its core focus will become diluted. I'm not entirely happy to see less startup/tech news either, and I believe there are only two solutions for that: 1. growth with it and deal or 2. convert to a private community with limited invite-only (or application based).
- jacquesm 17y agoIt's not that there is less of it, it's just that the attention is divided over many other subjects. The more people frequent HN the more submissions there will be on any subject, startups included. But those articles have to compete for attention with all the other ones.