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> What's next? Reddit maybe since they have been exploding in growth. To me, it seems as though network effects are not as important as they seem as the busin
by mrep 8y ago
> What's next?
Reddit maybe since they have been exploding in growth.
To me, it seems as though network effects are not as important as they seem as the businesses that rely most on them where fellow users provide all the content (myspace, facebook, twitter, snapchat, reddit...) rise and fall faster than any other company.
- narrator 8y agoReddit is committed to free speech and anonymity while Facebook is not.
- mrep 8y agoI love reddit but they have banned many subreddits. Nobody has pure free speech not even the US (you cannot say bomb on an airplane nor threaten someone among many other things). Granted, we do have more free speech than most countries but not pure free speech (which I think is fare as my former 2 examples were cases that bring negative externalities upon others).
- SmellyGeekBoy 8y agoI know we've been over this on HN many times but "free speech" is more about freedom of the press than freedom to be a dick to other people or break the law. The banned subreddits I know of were either hate groups or pedophilia.
- executesorder66 8y agoYet the CEO personally edited users comments.