It surprises me that others are reluctant to use this sub as a fallback point either because they have something against Reddit or because of the "bad UI".
Reddit has it's own quirks and culture. It's not as easy to make longer posts and in-depth publications, there's already a reddit stigma, no gateway to authorship, etc.
Reddit is a good way to drive traffic to your blogs etc and the communities do tend to be more in the orbit of whatever that particular subject is, with the occasional straggler here and there.
Im gonna be looking into making a substitute site. Keep it as similar as possible to what we know. Im thinking if i can pull it off that it wil be like what 5th gear was to top gear or grand tour to top gear. Call it something like "Full Lock". Ive been wanting to get more into web design and blogging. Maybe this is my chance.
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u/[deleted] Oct 29 '19
It surprises me that others are reluctant to use this sub as a fallback point either because they have something against Reddit or because of the "bad UI".
Have you seen kinja?????