Technically reddit is a better clone of digg.com, or what it used to be before 3.0 crashed the user base. And Digg.com used to be a user aggregated site instead of editor driven, like slashdot.net, and most major news sites.
so if those count, there's another two+ tiers of clone layers in your count.
Technically reddit is a better clone of digg.com, or what it used to be before 3.0 crashed the user base. And Digg.com used to be a user aggregated site instead of editor driven, like slashdot.net, and most major news sites.
so if those count, there's another two+ tiers of clone layers in your count.
Once you start counting layers, they all peal back to show the same innerds.
Is /. still a thing? Didn't they eat themselves many years ago?
Once you start counting layers, they all peal back to show the same innerds.
Is /. still a thing? Didn't they eat themselves many years ago?
/. is still posting, comments are user aggregated, but articles are editor submitted.
/. is still posting, comments are user aggregated, but articles are editor submitted.
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