> How would you reinvent Usenet? Already done, it's called reddit. And the main problem with Usenet was its replication architecture and not its identity/authe

> How would you reinvent Usenet? Already done, it's called reddit. And the main problem with Usenet was its replication architecture and not its identity/authentication. reddit doesn't have any identity system in place and it has hundreds of millions of users. reddit improved on Usenet by adding voting, which is something that at least one Usenet client tried to implement (gnus) but which should have been implemented in the architecture itself.