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RE: The Only TIL that Matters Today
It is a good place to start. What if we could have 4 Steem type social media platforms linked together. With shared usernames and crypto-currency. Possibly large tabs at the top that make it easy to switch from a reddit-like (Steemit), Facebook-like, Twitter-like, and instagram-like sites. Then a marketplace, and who knows !
I disagree. Reddit's UI is a terrible place to start for a social media site. Reddit isn't popular because of it's design and functionality. It's popular because it has been around for 11 years and has served as a link-spamming site that has been able to build up high SEO due to its linking/voting functions. It isn't popular because it's appealing and has a large user base. Its "popularity" is based on visitors, not users.
Regarding the multiple front-end sites - there is some of that on the way...