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I think you went too far. You're correct that reddit didn't/doesn't need any form of recommendation engine for individual items -- that's what voting + subredd
by citricsquid 15y ago
I think you went too far.
You're correct that reddit didn't/doesn't need any form of recommendation engine for individual items -- that's what voting + subreddits are -- it most definitely did (and still does) need something for recommending subreddits. This is a problem they should have been addressing from day 1, it isn't make or break but it takes the site way beyond its current usefulness to hardcore users.
- defrost 15y agoIt was something like three years before reddit had subreddits. Hardly a day 1 problem.