Please stop asking me to use the app

Post by dionidium » Fri, Jul 06, 2018, 5:02 PM UTC

fphhotchips wrote: post #160

dionidium wrote: post #73

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>All it would take is one great, open forum site to absorb the refugees from a terrible management mistep, and they're toast I doubt it. Unlike Digg, Reddit has community lock-in. If your content is generic memes and videos and general-interest news articles, then you can switch without caring too much if everybody else follows right away. But if you’re in a small city sub or the sub of some niche hobby or interest,…

Lots of those subs are already migrating large chunks of community to Discord.

Post by K2L8M11N2 » Sat, Jul 07, 2018, 4:09 PM UTC

xtracto wrote: post #235

slg wrote: post #57

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The funny thing is that Reddit completely inadvertently killed one of the possible heirs in Voat. That site had potential to steal the traditional Reddit audience due to Reddit's mismanagement. However Reddit's crackdown on hate on the site caused a big exodus of problem users to Voat. The end result is that Voat is now a vile alt-right wasteland that presents no threat of stealing Reddit's mainstream audience.

There is actually another alternative which is quote good called https://tildes.net/ Right now it is very closely editorialized, but conversation level is at a good point.

Post by mrguyorama » Tue, Jul 10, 2018, 5:51 PM UTC

vanderZwan wrote: post #249

mrguyorama wrote: post #225

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You don't pay a dime for the amount of client's CPU you use

Depends on whether it makes the site unusable, because that will make you lose customers