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180 sats \ 2 replies \ @gmd 5 Sep 2022 \ on: stacker news - the best place to test an idea bitcoin
I think with any community, IRL or online, things start off great when they are small and the dynamics change unpredictably with they reach scale. "Subs" should help with this to a certain extent if people are able to branch off into smaller close-knit communities.
We see this often on reddit where some of the biggest subs evolve/devolve depending on the size and the nature of the content being posted and personalities of the moderators.
SN/reddit and other forums are more geared towards following topics / hobbies and communities whereas twitter/IG/tiktok is more about following personalities. So there is more of an incentive in the latter social media platforms to perform to grow an audience.
The eternal September will come to SN, it's inevitable
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