dustypuma5 said:Thatโs just not true. Maria Barnes started a whole new thread after this one went up, and I told her she should probably check the rules first because Tyndall and Unknown would probably ban her. ๐ฌ
Then someone eventually merged the two threads together.
Oh, and Jack could at least try quoting Christian Taylor3 and saying something back. I mean, wouldn't he want to frame a message from The Family and hang it right above his bed? ๐
Thatโs pretty hilarious. โ
That whole quoting thing? Itโs just criticism, honestly.
ovo (April 13th). Seriously, where is that vBTwitter link for Reddit supposed to be? Anyway, if this turns out to be true:
Right now, weโre pulling in over 6 million visits every month, which is wild when you consider the sheer scale of what we've builtโwe're looking at 349,307 individual threads and a massive 25,203,883 posts in total.
... and how does that stack up against this:
The 10 most Valuable Blogs in America Blogs, subredditsโitโs all basically the same thing in the end, isn't it? At the bottom of the day, if you aren't pulling traffic, you don't exist. Plus, we have your stellar track record of documenting every single brainless move made by the marketing departmentโyou know, those "drunk banner" specialistsโall tied together with that recent massive milestone of Reddit finally appearing on the global map of online communities. So, looking at the whole mess... who's actually the crazy one here?
RedditSo, whatโs the deal with Reddit? Iโm guessing it was much easier to manage back in the day because they probably didn't have to shoulder massive overheadโsince the users are basically the ones building the site themselves.
I honestly don't even know where to start with this one, but here we go.Until recently, Reddit was basically a money pit with zero chance of turning a profit...
RedditWait, so you're telling me the costs weren't actually that high?
I don't even know where to start with this one, but I suppose I'll give it a shot.Running servers isn't exactly cheap, especially when you're dealing with a site that actually gets some decent traffic.
RedditSo, what exactly was it that finally lured all those advertisers over to Reddit?
I honestly don't even know where to start with this one, but I suppose I should probably say something just to keep the gears turning.Ever since that Nielsen traffic report dropped showing Reddit sitting at number three on the list of most visited sites in America, advertisers have finally stopped pretending we don't exist.
Is he crazy, or just incompetent? Look, I honestly couldn't care less about Jack Anderlonโs business strategyโitโs not my place to meddle in his corporate affairs anywayโbut I do give a damn about whether Reddit actually works. It seems like all those annoying server issues have finally been ironed out, since nobody else seems to be complaining anymore, but I really hope someone eventually realizes how much sense this investment actually makes.
$175.
By the way, Jack never actually gets back to anyone. I'm open to some constructive criticism, if you guys have any.. โ