Conversations tend to be a little more civil around here and downvotes are used sparingly. Of course this may change when the userbase grows.
In terms of features, I like being able to cross post snaps to multiple tribes and adding related links, sources and social modules to snaps. (e.g. in this post match review, I posted it to all the related tribes, added post match interview videos and related match reports in a single snap).
I feel pretty similarly. Although it's kinda small, the community is very friendly. I personally have found the things posted to be generally more thoughtful than bigger forums tend to be as well.
I personally have found the things posted to be generally more thoughtful than bigger forums tend to be as well.
Funnily enough, that's what drew me to Reddit in the first place. The comments were more thoughtful and there were really good discussions (even on the default subs) when compared to Digg back in the day. The quality comments still exist, but sometimes get overshadowed by the witty one liners, puns and memes. I guess that's just the nature of online forums, the bigger they get the more noise there is.
Conversations tend to be a little more civil around here and downvotes are used sparingly. Of course this may change when the userbase grows.
In terms of features, I like being able to cross post snaps to multiple tribes and adding related links, sources and social modules to snaps. (e.g. in this post match review, I posted it to all the related tribes, added post match interview videos and related match reports in a single snap).
I feel pretty similarly. Although it's kinda small, the community is very friendly. I personally have found the things posted to be generally more thoughtful than bigger forums tend to be as well.
Funnily enough, that's what drew me to Reddit in the first place. The comments were more thoughtful and there were really good discussions (even on the default subs) when compared to Digg back in the day. The quality comments still exist, but sometimes get overshadowed by the witty one liners, puns and memes. I guess that's just the nature of online forums, the bigger they get the more noise there is.