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You could build a HN clone for them for that purpose, but I tell you the problem would be onboarding users. I built a HN clone for someone who wanted it focuse
by chistev 8mo ago
You could build a HN clone for them for that purpose, but I tell you the problem would be onboarding users.
I built a HN clone for someone who wanted it focused on just E-Commerce discussions, but it failed to take off. Also didn't help that the person wanted to monetize it using a pay-to-use model. It never took off.
- h4ch1 8mo agohttps://github.com/wting/hackernews https://github.com/wting/hackernews Or use this, rebrand it; but I don't know if people in other fields would be turned off by the aesthetic and simplicity (?) I remember seeing some green themed website that used Arc as a forum but I completely forgot what it was. Pretty active as well.
- LollipopYakuza 8mo agoThis makes sense. Community driven websites need... a community. Same reason why it is hard for subs to move away from Reddit.
- masterlee_fn 8mo ago[dead]