A hypothesis about how you might discover the next Twitter

Re:A hypothesis about how you might discover the next Twitter by gremlinsinc on Sunday August 20, 2017 @02:51AM (#15057275)

Probably makes some sense.. I mean Reddit is probably the most vulgar site on the planet... (next to 4chan, but I'm not a 4chan fan and I think reddit has way more market share to compare)

-- and without the crazies I'm not sure it'd be as sticky as it is... Part of the fun is saying "you honestly believe that what the fuck is wrong with you?" Then getting banned from r/the_donald for being a 'libtard' /s

(disclaimer: voted for Bernie - proud libtard here)

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Re:A hypothesis about how you might discover the next Twitter by leereeves on Sunday August 20, 2017 @05:47AM (#15057708)

reddit has become a collection of ideological silos where no real discussion or disagreement is allowed.

Few interesting conversations happen there, just 'circle-jerks'.

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Re:A hypothesis about how you might discover the next Twitter by hliyan on Sunday August 20, 2017 @06:34AM (#15057834)

With some exceptions such as r/changemyview and r/science

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Re:A hypothesis about how you might discover the next Twitter by mclehman on Monday August 21, 2017 @09:04PM (#15068975)

/r/mechanicalkeyboards, /r/fountainpens, /r/headphones and a lot of programming language subreddits are usually friendly.

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Re:A hypothesis about how you might discover the next Twitter by bobwaycott on Sunday August 20, 2017 @11:59AM (#15058930)

And r/neutralpolitics, and a number of business-related subreddits.

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Re:A hypothesis about how you might discover the next Twitter by Finch2193 on Sunday August 20, 2017 @05:12PM (#15060277)

Could you list a few of those subs you find interesting, business related or otherwise?

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