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I agree, but I'm curious what the "red website" is? I thought maybe reddit or lobste.rs, but they seem more blue to me. Unless because their logos/favicons are
by anyfoo 3y ago
I agree, but I'm curious what the "red website" is? I thought maybe reddit or lobste.rs, but they seem more blue to me. Unless because their logos/favicons are red? Seriously not trying to be annoying, generally curious.
- augusto-moura 3y agoI don't know if you mean blue as in politics, but I mean the literal color red. And well, red is on its name :p The orange website and the red website are popular slang that you hear around here from time to time
- anyfoo 3y agoI meant the literal color, too! I guess the new website does have some reddish elements. The old one was entirely blue [1], and I'm pretty sure "reddit" is just a play on "read it". Ah, full circle, back to being uselessly pedantic. :) But I was really curious, didn't know "red website" was slang for it (well familiar with "orange website"). [1] https://old.reddit.com https://old.reddit.com
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- peppermint_gum 3y ago> The orange website and the red website are popular slang that you hear around here from time to time. A Google search for "the orange website" returns a lot of results about Hacker News, "the red website" doesn't return anything about Reddit.