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>I would seriously advise people do NOT even visit this website. Please elaborate why.
its the offsite of /r/subredditdrama
Do you mean this as a nsfw warning?
I was more wondering about the advice to not visit the site because of the owner. I hold Daryl Davis in high regards and dont understand the notion of retreating into echo chambers.
LessWrong (Rationality focused discussions) — https://www.lesswrong.com/
Pro audio: https://gearspace.com/
PC hardware: https://hardforum.com/
Audio hardware: https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/
Everything Apple: https://forums.macrumors.com/
Home cinema: https://www.avsforum.com/
Blu-ray discs and movies: https://forum.blu-ray.com/
The almost same question from 7 hours ago, here you go https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37611708
Wow, I did not see this! Thanks!
or you need to follow an aggregator of top posts from the day on twitter or social whatever like betterHN etc so you see that this was already 100 upvotes in when you posted.
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its the offsite of /r/subredditdrama
I appreciate the response, but i have no idea what that means or entails. Do you mean this as a nsfw warning? I was more wondering about the advice to not visit the site because of the owner. I hold Daryl Davis in high regards and dont understand the notion of retreating into echo chambers.
HN is two things: 1) a link aggregator with a tech focus (but not exclusively tech). 2) a large, open community moderated to a high standard of civility. There are alternatives to #1, such as subject-specific subreddits, but they often to fail at being #2 once they reach a certain size. The only other site I’ve seen manage to sustain #2 (“civility at scale”) is… Wikipedia.
I tried quite a few sites when the reddit issues surfaced a few months ago.
tildes.net easily passes the civility test. Great place for respectful discussion, with the userbase protecting this aspect of the site (much like HN users).
Pouët ( https://pouet.net ) from the demoscene. Yes, it's programming, but at the intersection with art and retro culture.
Looks very interesting. Is there a mobile-friendly version?