Tildes is still kind of finding its feet as a community, and there's a certain degree of navel-gazing as everyone tries to figure out exactly what kind of conte

Tildes is still kind of finding its feet as a community, and there's a certain degree of navel-gazing as everyone tries to figure out exactly what kind of content and behavior is/isn't desirable. That said, the stated goals and driving philosophy seem sound, and the design of the site functionality seems to be on track to fix some of the core problems with reddit and similar sites. The concepts of nested groups with "bubble-up", content tagging, and multi-dimensional vote/tags on comments (when comment tags are eventually re-enabled) are all really appealing.