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Sounds like Reddit to me. Topics closed, answers out of date, ask again, closed as dupe
by socalgal2 10mo ago
Sounds like Reddit to me. Topics closed, answers out of date, ask again, closed as dupe
- Someone1234 10mo agoI would agree, Reddit is in a slow death spiral. I'd point at bad management primarily. The main thing keeping them afloat may be lack of good competition.
- cogman10 10mo agoThe reddit death spiral is AI, bots, and brigading. I think they've accelerated it by making it easy to make all comments private and by hamstringing moderators. Part of that directly ties back to AI as well. The API limiting has a lot to do with making it hard to scrape reddit for data.
- Someone1234 10mo agoI definitely think that has made it worse, but Reddit was on the downward spiral before LLNs/Bots/etc for years. Keep in mind that ownership changed twice in the years before ChatGPT et al appeared, and the new owners didn't really understand the site.
- zahlman 10mo ago> but Reddit was on the downward spiral before LLNs/Bots/etc for years. Keep in mind that ownership changed twice in the years before ChatGPT et al appeared, and the new owners didn't really understand the site. Stack Overflow's situation, of course, is totally different. It only changed ownership once.
- sph 10mo agoThe dream of decentralised moderation that came with Web 2.0. In reality, the Venn diagram of people wishing to moderate online spaces for virtual points and petty bureaucrats that get off on making arbitrary rules is pretty much a circle.