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Reddit has a lot of distinctly separate sub communities that grow, start new, and die out individually, and some which even hate others. So I think that helps t
by toxicFork 9y ago
Reddit has a lot of distinctly separate sub communities that grow, start new, and die out individually, and some which even hate others. So I think that helps to protect from "community death" effect. For the other websites you mentioned, they all feel like "one community" each.
- ransom1538 9y agoreally - myspace was one community? Forums don't have 'topics'? wtf. This is insane. This is nuts. Reddit wont be around in 4 years. It will be a total joke like all the other online communities.
- ricree 9y ago> Reddit wont be around in 4 years. Why not? It was around 4 years ago, and seems to be more or less as healthy today as it was then.
- exergy 9y agoWhy the vitriol? Forums are as close to being "cult-like" as it gets. They are effectively a subreddit in the form of a website. As to the claim of reddit dying within four years, lol! I'll take that bet.
- toxicFork 9y agoMySpace is a social network based on friends, yes it feels like one community. Forums have topics, reddit doesn't have topics, subreddits have topics.