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I've been using finance as an example. Here is subreddits finance page: http://www.reddit.com/r/finance http://www.reddit.com/r/finance. As we have both agreed,
by wallawe 15y ago
I've been using finance as an example. Here is subreddits finance page: http://www.reddit.com/r/finance http://www.reddit.com/r/finance. As we have both agreed, you can tell immediately the level of discourse and content quality are lower.
In regards the information presented, concise might not have been the best word choice. I speculate that the user base for /r/finance are not the users you would attempt to attract with what I am suggesting. I think if you could bring out the wallstreet gurus, traders, entrepreneurs of all types, economists, etc. as regular users, the site would provide a unique and valuable experience.
- mooism2 15y agoAs we have both agreed, you can tell immediately the level of discourse and content quality are lower. No, we have not both agreed that.
- chc 15y ago"Level of discourse" and "content quality" are almost purely functions of the community. This means that there is no "HN model" that can be easily replicated unless you have an army of Paul Graham clones somewhere that can attract a similar community.