I really like the big picture stuff; the invite system and leveling feels like it gives more worth to your account and it seems like people are putting in more of an effort to post better content and be friendlier.
Aesthetically Snapzu is leagues above Reddit, this feels like a well constructed website whereas Reddit still feels like I'm messing around with HTML in notepad.
As for downsides, the bugs and sluggishness are annoying but I'm not going to hold it against this site when its so early in development. Tribe creation also feels like it should be a bit more customizable but I'm still going to reserve judgement on that until I've leveled up a bit more as I keep unlocking new things to do with tribe management.
I really like the big picture stuff; the invite system and leveling feels like it gives more worth to your account and it seems like people are putting in more of an effort to post better content and be friendlier.
Aesthetically Snapzu is leagues above Reddit, this feels like a well constructed website whereas Reddit still feels like I'm messing around with HTML in notepad.
As for downsides, the bugs and sluggishness are annoying but I'm not going to hold it against this site when its so early in development. Tribe creation also feels like it should be a bit more customizable but I'm still going to reserve judgement on that until I've leveled up a bit more as I keep unlocking new things to do with tribe management.