Have you guys used Reddit/Discord? As a user, what are things you dont like about Reddit/Discord, let me know below:
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Vishu Bheda
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Medial • 8m
In 2015, everyone thought Reddit would die.
Their CEO quit, millions of users protested & it was the most toxic place on the internet.
9 years later, it's Gen-Z's favorite hangout site worth $12.5 Billion.
The impossible turnaround Silicon Valley
Can we make our own Poda like we see community on reddit??
or it's just default made by the developers ??
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Amar
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Hello guys, it's been a while since I last used this app, I was really busy with exams and now theyr over. I'm here to seek startup ideas that won't make that big but earn you fortune. Feel free to share em'
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Jewelpik App
House of jewellery b... • 2m
How to Use Reddit & Quora to Promote Your Jewelry Business
Marketing your jewelry business on Reddit and Quora can boost brand recognition and engage with potential customers. Here's how to effectively leverage these platforms.
1. Why Reddit and Qu
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Mahir Shariare
Shaping the Future! • 2m
A few years ago, I believed success came from thinking harder.
From planning better.
From having "the perfect strategy."
I was wrong.
Success doesn’t reward the smartest.
It rewards the ones who show up, fail, bleed, learn, and show up again.
You
Reddit is mid at best.
I mean I love the unhinged content, the open discussions keep me hooked. But as an early user I cannot post on reddit due to so many guidelines of different subreddits. My posts get banned/deleted by moderators.
And what ar
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Sayak Gupta
Hey I am on Medial • 2m
Reddit is mid at best.
I mean I love the unhinged content, the open discussions keep me hooked. But as an early user I cannot post on reddit due to so many guidelines of different subreddits. My posts get banned/deleted by moderators.
And what ar
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Sarun George Sunny
The Way I See It • 8m
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 commun