Archive for August, 2007
Reddit Comments Suck and Redditers Know It
Reddit, like Digg, allows comments to be voted up or down by other users. Sounds like a great idea, right? Well, below is an image of the most up-voted comment I have ever made on Reddit. It seems even Reddit users recognize how lame many comments are:
Hilariously, my most down-voted comment ever was one where I fairly innocently pointed out the fact that the story in question was months old … and just then making it to the front page:
I’ll let you draw your own conclusions from this. Don’t get me wrong: there’s a lot of great stuff on Reddit. But it seems like early comments on posts get modded up almost irregardless of their content, and a lot of non-offensive and at least semi-relevant ones go down.
Reprinting Weird Blog Comment
 Why anyone would go to all of this trouble to post an obviously off-topic spam post is beyond me. But then again: a lot of strange things get caught in the Askimet web!
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Sadly, she’s also showing signs of getting older in her arms and legs, where she’s starting to get a bit of that “old lady waddle.� In fact, the only place it looks as though she hasn’t aged is around her [BLEEP], which are still remarkably perky (though the reason for that is probably an easy guess.)
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Is Digg Duplication Really a Problem?
This rather humorous and strangely ‘mega’ image suggests it isn’t.
