Wow that's useful to know. That's a fascinating visual to see the evolution from early adopter to 'mainstream'. The other thing to note are the unique categories that Reddit has that give it it's own cultural flavor like: AskReddit, awww, todayilearned, treees, AdviceAnimals etc.. I think Steemit will have it's own cultural flavor and unique categories..
If this can be used as a prediction for Steem, we shouldn't be too worried about the current bias towards, steem, philosophy and basic income. Just look at how the "programming" subreddit has practically disappeared.
Wow that's useful to know. That's a fascinating visual to see the evolution from early adopter to 'mainstream'. The other thing to note are the unique categories that Reddit has that give it it's own cultural flavor like: AskReddit, awww, todayilearned, treees, AdviceAnimals etc.. I think Steemit will have it's own cultural flavor and unique categories..
If this can be used as a prediction for Steem, we shouldn't be too worried about the current bias towards, steem, philosophy and basic income. Just look at how the "programming" subreddit has practically disappeared.
@@ -1,18 +1,57 @@
-!%5BPicture of r
+Oh no, I got the link wrong. Lets try this again:%0A%0A%5BR
eddi
Ok, let's try the other way around [
](Reddit evolution)
Ok that was wrong, but at least the link is right.
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)%60%60%0A%0A!%5BPicture of R
-!%5BPicture of r
+One more time:%0A%0A%60%60!%5BPicture of Reddit evolution%5D(
eddi
Ok, the problem seems to be that this site has no https while steemit automatically converted my link from http to https. Is it possible?
Just in case you see this reply before the others, use Imgur's Direct Link instead.
The original source is http://www.randalolson.com/2013/03/12/retracing-the-evolution-of-reddit-through-post-data/