Yeah I remember when they shut down /r/Reddit to new submissions. On one hand it sucked cause it was where everyone was active. On the other hand it forced people to participate more in specific subreddits, thus growing them. I think eventually something similar will need to happen to /t/lounge, but for now it's a place where the small community can gather and have larger discussions.
Yeah I remember when they shut down /r/Reddit to new submissions. On one hand it sucked cause it was where everyone was active. On the other hand it forced people to participate more in specific subreddits, thus growing them. I think eventually something similar will need to happen to /t/lounge, but for now it's a place where the small community can gather and have larger discussions.
Yep, which is completely fine as long as the community here keeps growing.