
> more like Reddit than HN 

yeah, personally I find the idea of a reddit minus the orwellian elements to be attractive. The addition of "sats = voting" provides an interesting change. It won't make paid astroturfing go away, but will make it more transparent...and perhaps thats the best that can be hoped for. 

Ultimately having "sub-stacks" would help diffuse the paid astroturfing (if and when that becomes a problem) and to segment off the largest shills into their appropriate segments (politics, crypto trading, etc).


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I'm not against politics being on here personally, but the general thresholds of being interesting and civil seem reasonable. That's why I was asking for more examples - so I could borrow what makes sense from each.

To answer your question, SN will at some future point will probably end up looking more like Reddit than HN so that sub-communities can form with their own topics and guidelines.

bitcoin

Ask SN: what are some good examples of posting guidelines?

k00b

I'm not against politics being on here personally, but the general thresholds of being interesting and civil seem reasonable. That's why I was asking for more examples - so I could borrow what makes sense from each.

To answer your question, SN will at some future point will probably end up looking more like Reddit than HN so that sub-communities can form with their own topics and guidelines.