I think that's really the biggest problem with federated content sites. Reddit thrives because it is easy to access for the layman which then allows for a greater amount of contribution from sheer...
I think that's really the biggest problem with federated content sites.
Reddit thrives because it is easy to access for the layman which then allows for a greater amount of contribution from sheer numbers of users accessing the site. More contribution and content just turns into a snowball effect of gaining users and more contribution.
Ease of access really is such an important thing for the health of any content aggregator and Tildes seems to do it well so far!
I think that's really the biggest problem with federated content sites.
Reddit thrives because it is easy to access for the layman which then allows for a greater amount of contribution from sheer numbers of users accessing the site. More contribution and content just turns into a snowball effect of gaining users and more contribution.
Ease of access really is such an important thing for the health of any content aggregator and Tildes seems to do it well so far!