Lol, they probably spent two minutes on each site and looked at the top post. They see us discussing things that are a little more dare I say higher class.. Which is a low bar lol than the others so we are dull and boring.
I spent a good week lurking on the larger sites and seeing how users interacted. There's a lot of talk about Reddit going on - I can't say I care for the drama so I was hoping these sites would do a better job of asserting their own sense of self.
Snapzu isn't bad, it's a good site, but if you can't handle one person saying that he found it dull through passing as a community I fail to see what sets you apart from Reddit.
I think it's understandable that there's a lot of discussion about reddit right now: it is one of the biggest websites on the internet, the drama is currently a news topic all over the world, and thousands of reddit users have been joining the site with various axes to grind.
A sense of self will certainly (re)assert itself over the coming months. Opinions formed during the past weeks' activity are likely not descriptive of the longer time frame.
Lol, they probably spent two minutes on each site and looked at the top post. They see us discussing things that are a little more dare I say higher class.. Which is a low bar lol than the others so we are dull and boring.
OH well.
If Snapzu is dull and boring then I would prefer to be dull and boring.
I am not dull and boring, I am adventurous and exciting. Now I am going to stare out my office window watching birds fly.
There is a bird tribe..If you see an especially rare one,let us know! :D
Be sure to have an urgent, yet mundane, discussion with Perry White.
We just got done having a serious discussion about this hate monger named Batman. Perry doesn't want me to do a report on him.
To be fair, nobody cares about ClarkKent taking on the Batman.
Edit: for clarity
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I wasn't until I saw wonder woman is in the trailer.
I care so little about it, I've somehow carved an inverse level of caring in to my brain. It feels a bit like a stroke.
I spent a good week lurking on the larger sites and seeing how users interacted. There's a lot of talk about Reddit going on - I can't say I care for the drama so I was hoping these sites would do a better job of asserting their own sense of self.
Snapzu isn't bad, it's a good site, but if you can't handle one person saying that he found it dull through passing as a community I fail to see what sets you apart from Reddit.
I think it's understandable that there's a lot of discussion about reddit right now: it is one of the biggest websites on the internet, the drama is currently a news topic all over the world, and thousands of reddit users have been joining the site with various axes to grind.
A sense of self will certainly (re)assert itself over the coming months. Opinions formed during the past weeks' activity are likely not descriptive of the longer time frame.
People on Reddit used to say the same thing about Digg...