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Good article, short and to the point. I especially find the last one intriguing, rightfully pointing out that Reddit may be one of the few sites to store thing
by runT1ME 16y ago
Good article, short and to the point. I especially find the last one intriguing, rightfully pointing out that Reddit may be one of the few sites to store things that a user doesn't like, and it may be quite the competitive advantage opposed to other social sites that are trying targeted ads.
- mtsmith85 16y agoTotally great point. What the user doesn't like would be hugely informative to marketers. They have a metric boatload of data (http://www.reddit.com/r/redditdev/comments/bubhl/csv_dump_of_reddit_voting_data/ http://www.reddit.com/r/redditdev/comments/bubhl/csv_dump_of...) to use, and to take advantage of. I know the reddit community, and I worry about pissing off the independent nature of said community, but I think that Prescott makes some great points about what that data could be used for.
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- blhack 16y agoI have a feeling that redditors would not like having their like/dislike information sold.