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Good for them. I honestly and truly hope they succeed. I have a small sub (30-40k =/- subscribers)and thought about doing this. I have the infrastructure for m
by sodosopa 8y ago
Good for them. I honestly and truly hope they succeed.
I have a small sub (30-40k =/- subscribers)and thought about doing this. I have the infrastructure for my personal projects but don't know if I wanna deal with the upkeep and some of the few mods we have.
We're not political, we just wanna help people learn something and tell someone to bugger off when it's needed. Would open up a lot of possibilities and we would just use the Reddit sub as a link farm back to our site. It's horrible UI and other inabilities aren't the experiences we want for our users.
- eecks 8y agoWhat's the sub?
- lucb1e 8y agoThat's not a small sub, that's almost large imo. Small is anything up to a few hundred, assuming not more than 1% is active daily (a few hundred subscribers is therefore a handful of users afaict). But 35k is probably hundreds of people on there every day. Imagine all those people meeting in real life, that's a decent company.