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To be honest, I spend more time on HackerNews than I do on Facebook. I feel like I go to Facebook to see what people from Highschool and College are doing and t
by josh2600 13y ago
To be honest, I spend more time on HackerNews than I do on Facebook. I feel like I go to Facebook to see what people from Highschool and College are doing and to keep tabs on my local area, but if I want intellectual stimulation, it's too much work to dig through my newsfeed.
This isn't the first time this has happened; I remember when Reddit was small too (and if you go back on HN, the old HN had higher quality comments).
It's inevitable that the values of a community change as it scales. Different strokes for different folks I suppose.
- djim 13y agoI also spend far more time reading comments of strangers on HN (after reading the articles, of course) than I do on Facebook.
- VLM 13y ago"but if I want intellectual stimulation" G+ is in that general direction. The social network for hobbys. Connect to granny on facebook, but connect to the guys in your ham radio club and/or photographers and/or podcasters on G+...