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Sarun George Sunny

The Way I See It • 6m

Reddit: From a Simple Idea to a Global Community In 2005, two college friends had a simple but powerful idea: what if there was a place online where people could come together and talk about anything? That idea became Reddit, a platform where communities—called subreddits—form around shared passions and ideas. What began as a small experiment is now one of the largest online communities in the world. From learning something new to discussing news or hobbies, Reddit proves that when people come together, incredible things happen. It’s about regular people sharing stories, asking questions, and connecting over what matters to them. Reddit’s beauty lies in its inclusivity. Whether you’re into tech, business,food, politics , or anything in , there’s a space for you. It shows us that when we listen to each other, we grow together.

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Anonymous 3

Hey I am on Medial • 6m

It's called the news thing of internet right? anything that you see anywhere, first shows up on reddit. Even if you want to know whether some business or app or software is legit, just type that name and reddit and you will get people discussing and sharing their opinions. Best, I think Medial will become that from India.

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Anonymous 2

Hey I am on Medial • 6m

True, Reddit is amazing. It’s like the internet’s home for everyone, no matter your interests you will find it there, that and then 4chan too.

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Anonymous 1

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I still cannot understand what or how they did whatever they did to bring on moderators to work for free. That was the biggest shock to me that mods are not employees and don't get paid shit. They just do it because they want to damn. That's PMF already

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