star my asshole. it was the skipper to reddits golden age. like barbies younger sister it was never as popular and a complete clone to grab the kids who rejected reddit
reddit was just another pligg/elgg (open source link aggregator/social media cms at that time) clone trying to eat into the diggs market. and yes, reddit was open source too.
But unlike the fragmented open source alternatives, reddit had a marketing budget and lured in most of the users.
That’s just factually untrue. It began as a much more popular site, but hemorrhaged users (who mainly went to Reddit) after an extremely unpopular site redesign.
star my asshole. it was the skipper to reddits golden age. like barbies younger sister it was never as popular and a complete clone to grab the kids who rejected reddit
reddit was just another pligg/elgg (open source link aggregator/social media cms at that time) clone trying to eat into the diggs market. and yes, reddit was open source too.
But unlike the fragmented open source alternatives, reddit had a marketing budget and lured in most of the users.
That’s just factually untrue. It began as a much more popular site, but hemorrhaged users (who mainly went to Reddit) after an extremely unpopular site redesign.
Exactly. Reddit surge was because of the pre-death of Digg. Kinda what Reddit is experiencing itself now
Since I started on Digg years ago, I’m interested to see what the Digg Reboot will be.