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Re:Loving Hacker News to Death... What next? by alaskamiller on Thursday October 09, 2008 @03:57AM (#327609)
reddit.com
Re:Loving Hacker News to Death... What next? by stcredzero on Thursday October 09, 2008 @09:33AM (#327787)
The quality there has gone down. Unfortunately, the quality here has as well. (It's still very good.)

I think there are many stages of social news. The last one is: "when the general population college-aged and younger takes over and unintentionally chase away the community that originally made the site great."

Re:Loving Hacker News to Death... What next? by whacked_new on Thursday October 09, 2008 @10:14AM (#327815)
did you mean digg.com? /sarcasm

I can hardly tell the difference there now. :(

Re:Loving Hacker News to Death... What next? by mnemonik on Thursday October 09, 2008 @06:21PM (#328336)
Unsubscribe from the [reddit] subreddit and you filter out a lot of bullshit. The smaller, topic-specific subreddits can be filled with users with a brain.
Re:Loving Hacker News to Death... What next? by alex_c on Thursday October 09, 2008 @01:40PM (#328052)
reddit.com has more bitter and sensationalist political headlines, digg.com has more linkbait from cracked.com and collegebreak.com.

Oh, and digg.com loads more slowly.

I think that about covers it.