A new team at Reddit
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A new team at Reddit
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Re: A new team at Reddit
#2Relevant context: Wong wanted everyone who worked at Reddit to move to San Francisco in an attempt to increase cohesion.
http://venturebeat.com/2014/10/01/after-raising-50m-reddit-f...
Some speculated that the move was to please investors, especially after a fundraise. This announcement indicates that the investors...disagreed?
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#4Nice words, growing it 5x is great.
Resigning over office plans sounds like a last straw sort of thing. In the grand scheme of things office locations aren't that big a deal.
But then again, Reddit has had some weird dis-coordinated public communications, maybe more cohesion really was necessary?
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#6Will this affect Reddits offer to sell 10% of their last round to the community?
Presumably Yishan was heavily involved in the logistics of that.
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#7Here's the announcement on the reddit official blog: http://www.redditblog.com/2014/11/coming-home.html
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#8Why did he write: "It’s interesting to note that during my very brief tenure, reddit added more users than Hacker News has in total."
Was that a dig at Hacker News?
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#9Will this affect Reddits offer to sell 10% of their last round to the community? Presumably Yishan was heavily involved in the logistics of that.
No, it will not.
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#10Relevant context: Wong wanted everyone who worked at Reddit to move to San Francisco in an attempt to increase cohesion. http://venturebeat.com/2014/10/01/after-raising-50m-reddit-f... Some speculated that the move was to please investors, especially after a fundraise. This announcement indicates that the investors...disagreed?
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