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Ask HN: Why couldn’t Reddit replace Twitter?

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Ask HN: Why couldn’t Reddit replace Twitter?

#1
A legitimate question.

Celebrities and every day people are notorious for making appearances in Reddit through AMAs.

Reddit is a great community already.

What’s wrong with either a spin-off feed where you can see content from people rather than communities or something similar?

Re: Ask HN: Why couldn’t Reddit replace Twitter?

#6
Because Reddit is a hive mind due to the way upvote/downvote works. It only has one "correct" opinion. Everything else is downvoted and rejected.

It's mostly an anonymous network while Twitter isn't.

Lastly, Reddit is controlled by the mods in a way. Mods have all the power. Influencers do not.

Re: Ask HN: Why couldn’t Reddit replace Twitter?

#7

Because Reddit has a downvote button. I don't think these type of megafon social networks (twitter) plays well with downvotes.

It'd be a one-line-of-code change to make the downvote button do nothing. I assume they've tried it and rainbows and unicorns did not suddenly appear.

Re: Ask HN: Why couldn’t Reddit replace Twitter?

#8

Because Reddit is a hive mind due to the way upvote/downvote works. It only has one "correct" opinion. Everything else is downvoted and rejected. It's mostly an anonymous network while Twitter isn't. Lastly, Reddit is controlled by the mods in a way. Mods have all the power. Influencers do not.

Interesting point about Influencers. Havent seen that before. Didnt realize Influencers have a harder time on reddit. So Influencers require a different architecture.

Re: Ask HN: Why couldn’t Reddit replace Twitter?

#10

Because Reddit is a hive mind due to the way upvote/downvote works. It only has one "correct" opinion. Everything else is downvoted and rejected. It's mostly an anonymous network while Twitter isn't. Lastly, Reddit is controlled by the mods in a way. Mods have all the power. Influencers do not.

Funny enough, I posted this on Reddit too and it got moderated out.
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