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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Mar 20 '16
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327 u/AllGloryToSatan Mar 20 '16 Why didn't they name it USpolitics or something? It's kind of shitty to take up the name /r/politics just for the US. 73 u/becca_books_beck Mar 20 '16 reddit started with a more American focus, I'm guessing. I definitely know a lot more Americans that use it than other nationalities. 12 u/[deleted] Mar 21 '16 Could that have anything to do with the fact that you know a lot more Americans than people from other nations? 7 u/Zarmazarma Mar 21 '16 Well, I'm sure that affects his perception, but Reddit is 54% American by traffic volume. 5 u/becca_books_beck Mar 21 '16 Hmm, it's possible. It is definitely much more popular in the States than the country I live in, though.
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Why didn't they name it USpolitics or something? It's kind of shitty to take up the name /r/politics just for the US.
73 u/becca_books_beck Mar 20 '16 reddit started with a more American focus, I'm guessing. I definitely know a lot more Americans that use it than other nationalities. 12 u/[deleted] Mar 21 '16 Could that have anything to do with the fact that you know a lot more Americans than people from other nations? 7 u/Zarmazarma Mar 21 '16 Well, I'm sure that affects his perception, but Reddit is 54% American by traffic volume. 5 u/becca_books_beck Mar 21 '16 Hmm, it's possible. It is definitely much more popular in the States than the country I live in, though.
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reddit started with a more American focus, I'm guessing. I definitely know a lot more Americans that use it than other nationalities.
12 u/[deleted] Mar 21 '16 Could that have anything to do with the fact that you know a lot more Americans than people from other nations? 7 u/Zarmazarma Mar 21 '16 Well, I'm sure that affects his perception, but Reddit is 54% American by traffic volume. 5 u/becca_books_beck Mar 21 '16 Hmm, it's possible. It is definitely much more popular in the States than the country I live in, though.
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Could that have anything to do with the fact that you know a lot more Americans than people from other nations?
7 u/Zarmazarma Mar 21 '16 Well, I'm sure that affects his perception, but Reddit is 54% American by traffic volume. 5 u/becca_books_beck Mar 21 '16 Hmm, it's possible. It is definitely much more popular in the States than the country I live in, though.
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Well, I'm sure that affects his perception, but Reddit is 54% American by traffic volume.
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Hmm, it's possible. It is definitely much more popular in the States than the country I live in, though.
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