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So where is the female-dominated equivalent of Reddit?
by astrofinch 14y ago
So where is the female-dominated equivalent of Reddit?
- ericabiz 14y agoIt's called Pinterest -- 82% female: http://mashable.com/2012/02/28/pinterest-women-marketing/ http://mashable.com/2012/02/28/pinterest-women-marketing/ Perhaps you've heard of it? ;)
- astrofinch 14y agoFair enough. To be honest, I was hoping for something more intellectual like Hacker News. It would be nice to have a website where I could get my fix of thoughtful discussion that didn't feel like a sausagefest. Any idea how more intellectual discussion sites could cater to women?
- cldrope 14y ago>sausagefest Honestly I think the ones who have a problem are the ones who see a difference. Those that just put what they have out there and discuss openly, maturely will generally find (regardless of where they go) some kind of return. Even on PInterest you'll find immaturity and other negative qualities, merely exhibited by men instead of women. Does that make it innately better?
- MSM 14y agoI think just the fact that most of these discussions really revolve around technology is the reason that we aren't seeing many females- there just aren't that many in our field comparatively. On the other hand, I think that another contributor is that I sort of assume everyone is male unless there is some indicator otherwise, and I'm sure most women prefer not to put themselves out there with a "Hey everyone, female here!" I wonder if there was an actual poll how many people on HN are actually female?
- Kaffkaff 14y agowhy do people keep saying Pinterest is the female Reddit? The female community on Reddit is big enough.
- akavi 14y agoIs it? The numbers I've seen suggest that Reddit is more male-dominated than Pinterest is female-dominated.