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I used CH for a little while, but my CH experience was soon overrun by marketers, self-promoters and the wrong kind of cryptocurrency people (wrong kind = peopl
by codetrotter 5y ago
I used CH for a little while, but my CH experience was soon overrun by marketers, self-promoters and the wrong kind of cryptocurrency people (wrong kind = people who are only into cryptocurrency because they want to make $$$, and they will evangelize cryptocurrency for all the wrong reasons).
So I lost interest and stopped using it.
But it’s hard to tell from an experience like that, if it’s indicative of CH as a whole or if I just ended up in the wrong circles on CH.
Compare to Reddit for example, I subscribe to very specific subreddits that are about my interests and generally have good luck finding interesting things to read and to watch on Reddit. Whereas if all you ever saw was the front page of Reddit, you’d have a very different experience. So maybe CH is the same way, maybe there is some really good stuff I am missing out on, who knows. And maybe it’s all trash. Either way, I’m not inclined to spend any more time on CH in order to try and find something that may or may not exist. Chasing Nessie or Big Foot would be more productive use of my time :p
However, if someone told me about some actually good rooms then it’d be different and I’d be willing to check those out. So I’m not completely writing it off. Just saying, I’m not going to spend more time there on my own trying to find good rooms.
- areoform 5y agoYes, it’s absolutely the same. We host a ton of fascinating discussions all the time from orbital megastructures to cities on Venus and few people join us. Which is okay, we aren’t doing it for the numbers