Reddit Is Raising Funds at a Valuation of $1.7B

Re:Reddit Is Raising Funds at a Valuation of $1.7B by gtm1260 on Friday June 16, 2017 @10:59PM (#14574042)

I agree! It feels like a good portion of the time when I see a new feature on a website it seems like it only exists because all the people needed to create it are employed at the company and we can't have them just sitting around all day.

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Re:Reddit Is Raising Funds at a Valuation of $1.7B by FiveDegrees on Friday June 16, 2017 @11:37PM (#14574142)

I'm looking at you, Slack.

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Re:Reddit Is Raising Funds at a Valuation of $1.7B by hn_throwaway_99 on Saturday June 17, 2017 @12:23AM (#14574250)

Yes! Slack is dangerously close to the point of "every new feature makes it worse", while basic features that should work (scrolling to earlier in a channel that reloads history feels like a roulette wheel) stay broken.

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Re:Reddit Is Raising Funds at a Valuation of $1.7B by paulddraper on Friday June 16, 2017 @11:45PM (#14574156)

You mean Facebook?

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Re:Reddit Is Raising Funds at a Valuation of $1.7B by hkon on Saturday June 17, 2017 @08:03AM (#14575517)

This seems like a first principle. You find this in every organization which has served it's purpose. Lawmakers, developers, activist groups

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