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I'm not against of migrating to a "better" HN when the time has come, but I doubt it will be Reddit. I think it'll instead be something built from the ground u
by sgdesign 14y ago
I'm not against of migrating to a "better" HN when the time has come, but I doubt it will be Reddit.
I think it'll instead be something built from the ground up specifically for this community that serves its needs better than HN currently does.
That being said, as someone who's working on this very thing I can say that developing a "Better HN" is far from easy…
If you want another example, just look at Discourse (http://discourse.org http://discourse.org). I think it took them one year with a 5 or 6-people team to get there, and I didn't see anybody jumping ship from HN to a Discourse implementation yet.