• newIdentity
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    1 year ago

    Which clearly isn’t as big and mainstream as Reddit

    It’s not the end of Reddit

    • 520
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      211 year ago

      Reddit was around for a long time as a competitor to Digg before the latter shot itself in the ass. Reddit is still in the ‘fuck around’ phase with a hint of ‘find out’.

      Rome wasn’t built in a day.

      • iAmTheTot
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        -21 year ago

        Digg was nowhere close to as big as reddit is now.

        Look at all the dumb shit twitter has done and it still is a gargantuan platform. Like it or not, these platforms aren’t going anywhere.

        • Jose
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          51 year ago

          Very few people actively delete their accounts, but platform eventually die if they can’t attract the next generation (young users). Less than 20% of the youth use Facebook for example, because they don’t want to be in the same platform as their parents watching them, it will be a long painful day death. Same thing can happen to any platform.

            • Jose
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              -11 year ago

              Just because it’s profitable now, doesn’t mean it’s going to be the case in the future or be sustainable (example, fossil fuels).