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  1. Comment on <deleted topic> in ~sports.american_football

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    is it too late to join?

    is it too late to join?

  2. Comment on Anybody here who remembers the old days (pre-Playoff) /r/CFB? in ~sports.american_football

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    I'm not sure about the exact implementation, but that sounds like a really interesting idea to a big problem! Having a fresh new site would be a cool way of testing out features like that to make...

    I'm not sure about the exact implementation, but that sounds like a really interesting idea to a big problem! Having a fresh new site would be a cool way of testing out features like that to make a better platform. A couple thoughts: If you're not a fan of your neighborhood, would you be able to transfer or are you stuck with them? Since we're on sports, what if neighborhoods were divided by team affiliations, everyone still sees the same thread, but your own team's comments get prioritized? Of course, teams can still grow super large, but having it, so neighborhoods are based on some small similarity rather than completely arbitrary, might be something.

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  3. Comment on <deleted topic> in ~tildes

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    Still very new, so still getting used to things. I think the comment box at the bottom actually makes sense (I never understood people that would make low effort comments super late on Reddit...

    Still very new, so still getting used to things. I think the comment box at the bottom actually makes sense (I never understood people that would make low effort comments super late on Reddit which nobody ever notices). However, the site feels very plain, aesthetically. I would love image content, thumbnails for link posts, and maybe just some splash of color. Also a bit skeptical about the lack of a downvote button, something that's def abused on Reddit, but feels like it still had value. Aside from that, just more content and engagement

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  4. Comment on When was the golden age of the internet to you? in ~tech

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    I'm a bit younger, so I'd say for me it was 2011-2015, that's about when I started Reddit which I genuinely enjoyed back in the day. The internet was much more of a wild west before then. YouTube...

    I'm a bit younger, so I'd say for me it was 2011-2015, that's about when I started Reddit which I genuinely enjoyed back in the day. The internet was much more of a wild west before then. YouTube was also getting bigger with non-corporate content creators that just wanted to make the best content and little ads. Webgames were also well and alive.

    6 votes