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From PlayStation to Y Combinator: The Reddit Origin Story, Part 1
- vaksel 17y agodon't bother clicking, the first part basically ends with "a girlfriend had this great idea, we'll call it re...[more next week]"
- rudd 17y agoThis is like those stories where the story is artificially separated into different pages for more ad views, except you're forbidden from clicking. That said, it was a good story so far, and I'm looking forward to reading the rest. I'd like to understand how you can easily go from an idea to pre-order food over the Internet to reddit.
- drp 17y agoSerializing articles and novels is a common practice: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serial_(literature) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serial_(literature) It works the same as TV shows: you can release an installment before the next one is even written.
- mlLK 17y agoYeah no kidding, I want my up-vote back. . .I should have known better, a title like that is to good to be true. Somebody please kill this.
- empone 17y agoit says "Part 1" in the title.
- thaumaturgy 17y agoSo, you upvoted something before reading it?
- ecoffey 17y agoLittle jarring to see this link here since I'm currently a developer on the openforum codebase.... "Wait; people are actually going to use this site? People I might actually care about? Creeeepy"