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I use a subreddit to collaborate with team members. I know this is an extreme situation, and an odd use, but it's damn inconvenient.
by The_Sponge 15y ago
I use a subreddit to collaborate with team members. I know this is an extreme situation, and an odd use, but it's damn inconvenient.
- dt7 15y agoWell, its not like Reddit is never down anyway. At least this time you have some notice :)
- jeremydavid 15y agoImagine how inconvenient it will be if SOPA passes and reddit is shut down. Think of this as an opportunity to come up with a contingency plan for your group collaboration :)
- untog 15y agoWell that's kind of the point, isn't it? If SOPA passes then your access to Reddit will never be guaranteed. It's damn inconvenient, but it's small fry compared to the possible inconvenience in the future.
- jf 15y agoExactly. The_Sponge, I propose that your team spend some of that day contacting your representatives and tell them how SOPA/PIPA will impact your real world, everyday work.
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- jc4p 15y agoIf applicable (I have no clue how you're using a subreddit to help you) just use Trello for the day.
- neilk 15y agoI had no idea a subreddit could be useful for that. How big is your team? Aren't most of the features superfluous to team communication (upvotes, karma, automatic expiry of articles...) ? Are you a Reddit Enterprise(tm) customer?