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Re: Ask HN: If HN didn't exist, which other community would you default to?

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subreddits with strong moderation are indistinguishable from hn also indiehackers.com

I rarely visit anymore since the partial redesign. For one thing the page loads are very long, with an annoying splash page.

Two, the endless scroll, but they have your profile button on the footer and other essential links? How has that not been brought up?

The site overall has annoying and bad ux.

Makes me wonder if the site has essentially been abandoned by the owner. At the least it is neglected.

Re: Ask HN: If HN didn't exist, which other community would you default to?

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post #5

subreddits with strong moderation are indistinguishable from hn also indiehackers.com

I rarely visit anymore since the partial redesign. For one thing the page loads are very long, with an annoying splash page. Two, the endless scroll, but they have your profile button on the footer and other essential links? How has that not been brought up? The site overall has annoying and bad ux. Makes me wonder if the site has essentially been abandoned by the owner. At the least it is neglected.

I couldn't tell which site you were referring to at first lol. Indiehackers is particularly unbrowsable, even though I tried browsing it using different browsers multiple times. It's slow and very glitchy.

Re: Ask HN: If HN didn't exist, which other community would you default to?

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post #5

subreddits with strong moderation are indistinguishable from hn also indiehackers.com

indiehackers.com was nice once, but now it seems to be full of non-technical "hustlers" who want to make the quick buck. Not "hacker" focused anymore.

Re: Ask HN: If HN didn't exist, which other community would you default to?

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post #5

subreddits with strong moderation are indistinguishable from hn also indiehackers.com

indiehackers.com was nice once, but now it seems to be full of non-technical "hustlers" who want to make the quick buck. Not "hacker" focused anymore.

> Not "hacker" focused anymore.

neither is HN to be frank

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