I'm wondering how much traffic got driven over.
You know what would be great about Hubski? If people stopped linking to Reddit on it.
Word I got from folks on-center (KSC) is that they orbital thrusters have failed to fire properly. They're getting the recovery team together and there is talk of de-orbiting.
Le This
I'm not saying it's a rational fear, but it's my concern all the same.
I'm kinda jealous Saydrah got mentioned by name.
To be fair that is my fear with Hubski, that a handful of users will drive all the content. But then again I can just ignore them if it's not good content.
Yeah, maybe mk could link to a different zork site.
Yeah but you can collect badges. Just like Ash.
/r/MURICA Wait, I mean #MURICA
That's a good point. I'm not saying that having the time stamp would be without value, I'm just thinking not having it stamped would lead to longer discussions.
I'm so glad to see you all here.
creepig pls
While I don't think it's that big of a deal, I do think we should try to decrease overlap between Hubski and Reddit for the time being. While I know that keeping social media sites from overlapping is impossible in the long run, I think that there should be some sort of emphasis on the fact that Hubski is not Reddit-lite.
I'd guess the new feature. If you just ignore anyone with a dissenting opinion, then it's not really a discussion is it?
Maybe? I mean not having a time-stamp on the larger menu would make it more likely that people will periodically re-spark discussion on a topic.
I'm glad someone took the most nonsensical question from that AMA and tried to make sense of it in such a tongue-in-cheek way.
Done.
I'm gunna follow you so hard.
I don't think it's really a migration, it's more of a percolation? I found out about Hubski from my brother, who in turn found out about it from Reddit. I'm not abandoning Reddit, I'm just ALSO using Hubski. But to deny that there will be more and more people coming over from Reddit is a bit naive I think. A lot of users are already here because of Reddit posts, I think Syncretic's in particular. As more Redditors find out, they will share with more people. There is a significant demographic within Reddit to which Hubski will appeal, and they will eventually find it.
Underrated: Andy McKee. He's starting to catch on in popularity, but damn is he talented. Overrated: Jimmy Page maybe. I love Zep, but Page wasn't that talented.
The small part is kinda the draw I think. If you want big, and there's nothing wrong with that, there's plenty of Reddit out there. I'm still active on Reddit, but I come to Hubski precisely for the small community.
I like mine ground up and sprinkled on ice cream.
I had to eat early tonight...
Maybe a couple days a week. I feel like it's likely to increase, especially now that the "global" page is a thing.
Cheese sticks. There are tons of comfort foods for me, but when I'm super stressed and looking to consume my way to happiness I always default to a cold stick of string cheese.
It always bothers me how people take the quote "I am become death, destroyer of worlds" completely out of context. If I recall the point is that Arjuna doesn't want to fight his own family, and Vishnu is pushing him to fight. So in that context you could see Oppenheimer's famous quote as a sad thing. Yes he's created this great power, but he knows it'll be used on other humans. He doesn't want to unleash this death, but he feels compelled by a greater power. Thus in his internal conflict the quote changes almost to reluctant acceptance of what must happen.
I'm really disappointed by the overlap between Reddit and Hubski. I mean it's not unreasonable, I came from Reddit just like a lot of users. But at the same time I didn't come here for that. Isn't that kinda the point, for this to be its own thing?