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I associate ProductHunt with lots of rocket emojis and artificial-seeming comments congratulating the company on launching. There is usually zero discussion of
by rchaud 1y ago
I associate ProductHunt with lots of rocket emojis and artificial-seeming comments congratulating the company on launching. There is usually zero discussion of the product itself, so the whole thing came off as a way to advertise for free. Dead Internet Theory in action.
- mhashemi 1y agoYes, DIT is dead on. Though not completely for free. Front page is gonna cost ya $100-200.
- brap 1y agoIt’s not just PH, it’s that entire subculture of “founders” or whatever you want to call it, that is just 99% fake and sucks balls. <rocket emoji>
- some_guy_nobel 1y agoThis is true these days. The biggest calling card for the non-hacker pg callback founder is a forbes 30u30 inclusion - almost nothing worse.
- coreyo 1y agoIt seriously lacked what discussion happens in a Product Review or Design Review internally (ideally) at a company.
- supjeff 1y agoI don't know if it's fair to call this a dead-internet thing. Most comments on social media are nothing or misdirection. You might say "well that's easy if you're paying for fake activity from bots" but I've seen plenty of real people have transactional, nothing-exchanges in real life. I mean, the internet isn't the only place where people are fake/lazy.
- HelloNurse 1y agoIf you want to see purified, epiphany-grade Dead Internet, I recommend the "games" category.