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Re:How to use a Reddit-clone to boost company culture by codinghorror on Friday May 03, 2013 @02:30AM (#5649118)
Or use Discourse which offers many of the same benefits without the "rush to see who can post the most upvoted image and win" dynamic, and potential for more substantive discussions!

Bonus, you don't have to write any extra code either. Well unless you want to contribute ...

http://github.com/discourse/discourse

Re:How to use a Reddit-clone to boost company culture by zachlatta on Friday May 03, 2013 @04:00AM (#5649310)
We're doing this for our high school robotics club and it's great!
Re:How to use a Reddit-clone to boost company culture by vyrotek on Friday May 03, 2013 @11:18AM (#5650543)
F.I.R.S.T.? :)
Re:How to use a Reddit-clone to boost company culture by zachlatta on Saturday May 04, 2013 @01:40AM (#5654147)
We do a variety of things including FIRST. We also compete in CyberPatriots, PicoCTF, the Northrop Grumman Challenge, the Raytheon Engineering Challenge, along with a few other things. We also teach programming to anyone who's interested.
Re:How to use a Reddit-clone to boost company culture by jimrhoskins on Friday May 03, 2013 @11:23AM (#5650571)
I replied in more depth, but it came down to making it private and authenticating against our own app via oauth. Hacking existing solutions seemed like more work than building our own. Plus it's fun to make things.
Re:How to use a Reddit-clone to boost company culture by aton on Friday May 03, 2013 @06:39AM (#5649610)
I guess setting up discourse is too heavy for this use case. The same may be applied to the original reddit source, but at least reddit comes with a VM image.
Re:How to use a Reddit-clone to boost company culture by mbesto on Friday May 03, 2013 @08:40AM (#5649867)