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- Why Reddit alternatives specifically? - What do you browse Reddit for now? - What is your goal when browsing/interacting with a different platform? I think
by skilled 3y ago
- Why Reddit alternatives specifically?
- What do you browse Reddit for now?
- What is your goal when browsing/interacting with a different platform?
I think it would probably go a long way to have answers to all these questions before any recommendations can be made.
As far as "broad Reddit alternatives" go, there was a discussion on this already a few days ago:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36293789 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36293789 (372 comments)
- joshuawitzer 3y ago[flagged]
- CoastalCoder 3y ago@joshuawitzer : Since your account is new, FYI regarding why your sibling comment may have been downvoted to heavily: (1) It used hyperbole: "Anytime you post something that someone doesnt like ..." Especially in comments that are critical, avoiding hyperbole helps to keep the discussion grounded and on-track. (2) It used inflammatory language to describe people: "Reddit has gangs of goons/moderators". As with (1) above, this reduces the chance of having a productive discussion. (IMHO) that kind of insult also just makes conversation less enjoyable.