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Re:Question for Paul Graham: What philosophy books do you re... by pg on Friday June 22, 2007 @11:29AM (#30048)
I'm seriously thinking of doing something like this, but as a separate site, not part of news.yc (though using the same sw). I miss the old reddit.
Re:Question for Paul Graham: What philosophy books do you re... by rms on Friday June 22, 2007 @05:22PM (#30153)
Well, I look forward to it. You have a great community here to seed a reddit clone.
Re:Question for Paul Graham: What philosophy books do you re... by falsestprophet on Wednesday June 27, 2007 @04:00AM (#31053)
I would advocate adding the ability to ignore users who join after a specified date. This would allow everyone to freeze the community just the way they like it. I think it would be an elegent hack in lieu of competent recommendation.
Re:Question for Paul Graham: What philosophy books do you re... by chris_l on Saturday June 23, 2007 @10:19AM (#30260)
I think the trick to preserve the "old reddit" on a new site would be to allow people to choose whose stuff they get to see, i.e. filter by users. That way the early elite doesn't have to get washed out.
Re:Question for Paul Graham: What philosophy books do you re... by rms on Sunday June 24, 2007 @06:11PM (#30426)
It'd be easier to just let the site get too big, sell it to a major company, and then start over. You can't lose!