Re:Ask HN: Why is it assumed to be harder to bootstrap a Red...
by mikequinlan on Saturday July 15, 2023 @03:02PM
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On Reddit I mainly participate in the subreddit for my town. The town subreddit has 50,000 members; the town plus neighboring towns has a total population of about 900,000. How will you get enough participants for it to be worthwhile for me to switch?
r/Compilers has about 14,000 members. Again, how will you find that many people willing to contribute on that topic to make it worthwhile?
r/ProgrammingLanguages has about 90,000 members.
You have a chicken and egg problem -- until you have enough actively participating members, there is no benefit to moving.
r/Compilers has about 14,000 members. Again, how will you find that many people willing to contribute on that topic to make it worthwhile?
r/ProgrammingLanguages has about 90,000 members.
You have a chicken and egg problem -- until you have enough actively participating members, there is no benefit to moving.