https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36236023
Is this potentially the end for HN as we know it?
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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36236023
Is this potentially the end for HN as we know it?
I don't think the average reddit user will see HN as a replacement.
Why would this be the end of HN? HN does not have communities, its algorithm is good at supporting diverse content, and the moderators are good at keeping discussion civil.
Why would this be the end of HN? HN does not have communities, its algorithm is good at supporting diverse content, and the moderators are good at keeping discussion civil.
Why would this be the end of HN? HN does not have communities, its algorithm is good at supporting diverse content, and the moderators are good at keeping discussion civil.
Imagine reading RFC discussions but needing to skip every 3rd comment because it's just a pun.