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/r/ethereum (and the Ethereum community in general) is a much more friendly place. More technical discussion, more collaboration, less "everyone else must lose"
by g09980 9y ago
/r/ethereum (and the Ethereum community in general) is a much more friendly place. More technical discussion, more collaboration, less "everyone else must lose" politics
- lojack 9y agoHonestly, I attribute this to the fact that ethereum made the decision to keep the subreddit dedicated to technical discussion and to have a separate subreddit dedicated to trading, memes, etc.
- tfha 9y agoOn the other hand the technical quality of the discorse tends to be really low. Things are priased, encouraged, and even rewarded monetarily when they have gaping vulnerabilities or incentive systems that weren't even halfway thought through. It's a big circle jerk that ends up promoting broken technology. Yes, great to be away from the politics, but no, not a good place to learn cryptocurrency design.