I worry that I lose track of folks whose unique sectors used to hit my /new but get lost due to more popular/mainstream topics
I worry that I lose track of folks whose unique sectors used to hit my /s/all/new but get lost due to more popular/mainstream topics
Kinda what happened on Voat. When entire Reddit communities showed up, it became all about a bunch of crap I never cared about when I used to be able to scan v/all/new and see pretty much everything and pick and choose what I wanted to read. Like Poal now.
Kinda what happened on Voat. When entire Reddit communities showed up, it became all about a bunch of crap I never cared about when I used to be able to scan v/all/new and see pretty much everything and pick and choose what I wanted to read. Like Poal now.
Tip: if you remove the “all” in the URL, new/hot/top will only show the subs you’re subbed to. So it’s a good way to keep track on those you want to follow, until we implement a follow/befriend user feature.
Tip: if you remove the “all” in the URL, new/hot/top will only show the subs you’re subbed to. So it’s a good way to keep track on those you want to follow, until we implement a follow/befriend user feature. @pmyb2
I guess you'd just have to actively look for niche subs in the future, but those will expand a lot leaving some naturally behind.
I guess you'd just have to actively look for niche subs in the future, but those will expand a lot leaving some naturally behind.
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