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It seems to me though that posting something like XKCD is simply for getting Karma. It's not like the people who read it don't already check every monday,wedne
by tialys 18y ago
It seems to me though that posting something like XKCD is simply for getting Karma. It's not like the people who read it don't already check every monday,wednesday and friday morning... or is that just me?
- pchristensen 18y agoEither that or people have felt pain when installing Linux before.
- whacked_new 18y agoNot just you, but I belong in the camp that never checks xkcd on my own. Not a fan, probably never will be, but if the community thinks its interesting, might as well. This one was indeed interesting.
- silentbicycle 18y agoAnything updated periodically probably works better with RSS (subscription model), while sites like Hacker News seem better at aggregating interesting scattered content (and hosting the resulting discussion). There's certainly room for overlap (e.g. "look at the interesting post on this blog, subscribe if you like it"), but people submitting every single update as they occur will probably detract from the signal here.
- maximilian 18y agoExcept that nickb posted it, and doesn't he have like infinite karma by now anyway?