My Reddit data dump came through today, and I stumbled across this post from 2015. I'd just like to tell you all that you're welcome.
My Reddit data dump came through today, and I stumbled across this post from 2015. I'd just like to tell you all that you're welcome.
Tongue firmly planted in cheek, of course :P
Image Transcription: Reddit Comments
Thanks, @cyberic@discuss.tchncs.de
/u/lotec
Is there an alternative to reddit, like reddit was to digg?
/u/tornadobob
I'd like to see a p2p version of reddit. That would help to keep it out of the hands of corporations. I for one live having a well organized site, but hate being at the mercy of a bunch of people in a board room.
/u/stratos
I think that could open a whole different can of worms, depending on the implementation. I'm not sure how I would feel about my connection being used to route traffic for subreddits with questionable/borderline illegal/copyrighted content, for example. It would just offload some potential legal problems from the site's admins to its users.
/u/Thrashy
My thought was that you could build it a bit like XMPP, where individual servers can choose to federate with others, and provide a system where a user of one server can use his identity three on all federated servers. Think of it as having a "home" sub that talks to others in a web of connected subreddits, all of which honor the user identities of other connected subreddits.
Image Transcription: Reddit Comments
/u/lotec
Is there an alternative to reddit, like reddit was to digg?
/u/tornadobob
I'd like to see a p2p version of reddit. That would help to keep it out of the hands of corporations. I for one live having a well organized site, but hate being at the mercy of a bunch of people in a board room.
/u/stratos
I think that could open a whole different can of worms, depending on the implementation. I'm not sure how I would feel about my connection being used to route traffic for subreddits with questionable/borderline illegal/copyrighted content, for example. It would just offload some potential legal problems from the site's admins to its users.
/u/Thrashy
My thought was that you could build it a bit like XMPP, where individual servers can choose to federate with others, and provide a system where a user of one server can use his identity three on all federated servers. Think of it as having a "home" sub that talks to others in a web of connected subreddits, all of which honor the user identities of other connected subreddits.
*I'm a human volunteer content transcriber and you could be too! *
1You should make another prediction now for what social networks will be like in another 7 years
0In the distant future of 2030, social networking between the scattered bands of surviving humans will be facilitated by ham operators bouncing packet radio off the few remaining satellite repeaters, and importing the responses they receive into their clan's scavenged network via FidoNet.
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