There's already been some direct clones of Reddit that haven't really worked for various reasons. Maybe a big advertising budget helps with that, but it seems b

There's already been some direct clones of Reddit that haven't really worked for various reasons. Maybe a big advertising budget helps with that, but it seems boring to just clone most of Reddit and maybe change a few company policies. What I'd probably do is spend a few million to build and do some advertising on a direct Reddit clone to see how that works, but then look to fund at least 5 promising social media startups with different approaches to communicating. Maybe something more people focused, more video focused, more audio focused, and other things. Reddit isn't organized particularly well and I'd look for a smaller team trying something different. People don't always know what they want until they see it. Maybe one of those new approaches is really sticky and can be integrated into the Reddit clone?