"This community is available in the app"
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"This community is available in the app"
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#2This is the future you chose.
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#3This is the future you chose.
Maybe so, but could you please stop posting unsubstantive and/or flamebaity comments to HN?
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#4Whenever Reddit, or any other website, tells me to install their app, I make sure that I never install their app.
In fact other than maybe 5 or less apps, I only use a browser.
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#6Reddit has some of the most aggressive, and bothering, pop-ups I have ever seen on their mobile site that prompt you to install their app.
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#7Pathetic design, I hope this poor A/B test.
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I believe there is no such thing as a perfect community on the internet.
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#9Whenever Reddit, or any other website, tells me to install their app, I make sure that I never install their app. In fact other than maybe 5 or less apps, I only use a browser.
Reddit is one of a few websites that I feel dedicated app works much better than browser, but I use 3rd party one(s).
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I believe there is no such thing as a perfect community on the internet.
There's no perfect community physically either. Utopias usually devolve into cults. And even an honest and heartfelt kibbutz has to deal with local authorities and the shit show above them.
It's set theory, really. Every community is analagous to a set other than V. Since V is not Utopia, every community has poor conditions in some ancestral superset, which inevitably rain down on them.
"You might be able to control local conditions, but that doesn't rule out a meteor from afar" - Michael Scott