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Signed up and it looks great! Looking forward to seeing it grow. The main reason I actually use Reddit is because there's a community for almost anything. I ha
by chrysoprace 7y ago
Signed up and it looks great! Looking forward to seeing it grow.
The main reason I actually use Reddit is because there's a community for almost anything. I had a quick browse through the issues/roadmap but; do you have a plan to allow user-created groups or subgroups? For example, ~food is too general for bread-making and so reddit has communities like https://old.reddit.com/r/breadit https://old.reddit.com/r/breadit, which is a great place to ask for baking advice specific to baking bread.
- Deimorz 7y agoYes, that's definitely planned over the longer term, but the community is too small to support highly-specific groups for now. Various other "reddit clones" have made the mistake of allowing users to create communities immediately, and they ended up with thousands of inactive, abandoned ones. Even reddit itself didn't support subreddit creation for over 3 years. It takes a long time to have a userbase large enough for it to work. In the meantime, Tildes has a pretty flexible tagging system to help categorize topics, and tags can transition into formal groups quite nicely.