Re:Reddit Plans Cryptocurrency to Give Back to Its Users Aft...
by jn1234 on Tuesday September 30, 2014 @07:11PM
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There is extreme group think in subreddits like /r/politics and /r/libertarian. The main problem is that the quality of content degrades extremely quickly as the community grows. It has been eternal september there since Digg v4.
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Re:Reddit Plans Cryptocurrency to Give Back to Its Users Aft...
by Karunamon on Tuesday September 30, 2014 @08:44PM
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Is that unexpected though? Or even a necessarily negative thing? I don't think so - especially in the case of a political ideology discussion forum like /r/libertarian, most of the people who went there to seek it out and subscribe to it, more likely than not, share those beliefs.
Re:Reddit Plans Cryptocurrency to Give Back to Its Users Aft...
by rmtew on Tuesday September 30, 2014 @08:39PM
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What is the difference between describing something as extreme group think, and describing it as a circle jerk? How does one differentiate between this being a valid description, and an unwillingness to accept that one's position is the unpopular one?