Front page of the Internet?
I like the decentralized moderation of Reddit with subreddits, the contents are based on my interest and the discussions are usually better than other forums, websites, or social media posts. I also like the benefit of it being in a centralized space, for easier sharing, discovering new things, looking for trends (r/all) and bringing the different communities together (r/place).
Edit (June 2023):
- Centralizations create problems as well…
- Apollo's Christian Selig explains his fight with Reddit — and why users revolted
- Not decentralized at all. Reddit threaten to remove mods…
- How Reddit crushed the biggest protest in its history — full writeup with insight from some mods
Sites
- Reddit official website
- Old layout
- Map of Reddit | Anvaka (Post) — interactive map of Reddit to find similar subreddit
Links
- Killing Community
- "The only way to make money is to grow, and the only way to grow is to kill the community."
- To have that sense of belonging, the sense of village, it has to be a small community
- Once there are strangers, guards are up by default and it's no longer a village
- What we're learning from the Reddit blackout | The Verge
- Devolving power to users can backfire, but devolving power is probably still the future of social media
- Communication disaster leads to bad public relation
- CEOs are taking cues from Elon Musk Twitter 2.0 moves
- Other options for Redditors will emerge