Yeah, but the sub I made a replacement for was small and specialized, but the super low numbers here don’t really facilitate a good community because most of the content was people telling their stories. I’m not running back to Reddit by any means, but I do miss that community (r/Narcolepsy if anyone’s curious).
I did this while the whole API thing was happening and only a couple people liked and joined, and one user said “what’s going on with Reddit?”
But on searches, if they type hardware, PCHardware will pop up because it has hardware in it.
It really just depends. I was a lurker (and occasionally commented) in a couple of Pokemon TCG groups on Reddit and I never felt a need to contribute because there was so much content already. I now create posts and comment because I recognize the magazine needs content to thrive. If there are others out there who are the same as me, and want the community to thrive, I don’t think asking them to make content if they can is too much. It’s not anyone is requiring it, but it’s a way to build and give back to your community. And it’s not too hard to do on a Pokémon TCG community, though I can see how it might be difficult on others such as a tech news magazine.
🏆 such a good comment, have my free gold!
Don’t give more rewards, they will just flush them down the toilet in September.
This is my thought - many good content creators left and they are now desperate for getting them back. Wiping all awards and coins in the process is an idiot thing to do tho. Seems they’re just making more people mad.
u/SchnoodleDoodleDo in the r/aww community (known for their cute animal perspective poems) was another. I could see all their upvotes being worth something.
Yeah, but the problem is we don't know. I'm not trying to defend the man, I'm trying to say that it would be typical of a media outlet to put in a headline that sounds good regardless of whether it's technically true.