Re:Reddit just passed Facebook as #3 most popular website in US
by killjoywashere on Wednesday May 30, 2018 @03:18PM
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I think this is more associated with the fact that all communities (real communities) are small. Try a more focused interest group. /r/pathology, for example, is only a few thousand folks, mainly people working at the graduate or post-doctoral level.
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Re:Reddit just passed Facebook as #3 most popular website in US
by jcims on Wednesday May 30, 2018 @04:18PM
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If you tack /comments on the end of smaller subreddits you get a vbulletin-like effect of bumping the most recent conversation to the top. This can be useful if you’re jonesing for a debate but nothing’s moving.