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  • uprisinq
    +3

    I'm very sure the owners want this site to become bigger than it already is. But this site is an invitation-only site so I bet they are aiming for a slower rate so it doesn't crash like Reddit (not exactly crash, I hope you understand my point haha.)

    • Fishes
      +2

      lol, Reddit goes offline way too often.

      Right now if anyone is interested in joining, reddit is a great place to get an invite code. There's posts all over with people asking for invite codes and people posting them. The place I got an invite code was part of a post with hundreds of invite codes, so I think it is working for people who don't do the simple google search 'Snapzu invite code'.

      • ecstasybread (edited 9 years ago)
        +1

        Yeah, given how easy it is to get an invite code I'm not sure how effective that system is at slowing down the rate of new users right now. I suppose some effort is still required, so perhaps it does still stop people from signing up without giving it any thought. I wonder what would have happened if the invite system wasn't there.

        • baron778
          +1

          The site would have probably been offline the entire time. There was something like 15,000 invite requests in one day when reddit had their AMAgeddon.

          • double2
            +1

            Why is this the first time I have seen the work AMAgeddon?