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I'm with you that a site of that critical size probably won't die, not within a decade. The same was AOL is actually not completely dead. Yahoo! is not dead, D
by makeitdouble 3y ago
I'm with you that a site of that critical size probably won't die, not within a decade.
The same was AOL is actually not completely dead. Yahoo! is not dead, Digg isn't either, neither did MySpace. And I'd totally see Tumblr having a full come back to the front of the stage.
Another way to put it could be "dead to us" for any specific value of "us".
- rchaud 3y agoAOL and Yahoo had advertising revenues Reddit could only dream of. As it stands, a huge chunk of Reddit's content is Twitter and Tiktok reposts. Older users like me enjoyed that because I didn't want to sign up for Twitter and TT. The younger app centric users that Reddit is pivoting to probably have Twitter and TT accounts. So what value is Reddit providing?