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I get the impression they are taking the same approach as Reddit, in which there are many smaller sub-communities. That gives an individual site a cozier feelin
by chrisaycock 16y ago
I get the impression they are taking the same approach as Reddit, in which there are many smaller sub-communities. That gives an individual site a cozier feeling than just one massive all-in webpage. (That said, each of the major SO tags is like a community unto itself.)
- fourstar 16y agoIt doesn't work for this kind of site. Why? It's an answer-based website. You want more exposure for your answer, so you want to put it in a populated area. Reddit is a link submission site, so it doesn't really matter who looks at the links that are being submitted. It's a terrible idea, and one of the reasons I really dislike Stack Exchange. "I have a question but I see it could fit equally within 3 different sub-communities. Which one do I pick? Obviously the one with more people in it." - Me.