n0cteIs lemmy now what reddit used to be 10+ years ago?
breadsmashernot really. earliest days of reddit didnt even have subreddits.
lemmy cant be reddit 10 years ago, because the internet has changed in that time too
givesomefucksYeah, but reddits more than 10 years old…
Here’s an article from 2013 talking about subs
10 Curious Facts About the Birth of Reddit
Along with partner Steve Huffman, Alexis Ohanian started Reddit.com in 2004 while a student at the University of Virginia. A year later, he sold the site and began a new adventure of helping startups get off the ground. In his new book, Without T
👍Maximum Derek👍Subreddits were added in 08. The great Digg migration was 2010. I feel old.
Shit, I remember Fark.
Which was basically what reddit was when it started, fark just stayed that way. I think it’s even still going…
I never had a Fark account but I remember following them religiously. I remember something about them crowdfunding an arena name for a day about an unsolicited finger in the ass.
Pfft, kids these days - I remember usenet.
Try to tell a kid about BBS boards nowadays and they start singing about something called a BBL Drizzy…
My local BBS was great, but when the provider became an ISP, the BBS became a ghost town because everyone went to IRC and Usenet.
That ISP was also the local jerky company. Dad made the Jerky, son ran the model pool. I miss the 90s.
Damn, skipped right over Slashdot.
What’s up with how toxic comments are on /. these days?
originaluciferremember when image macros took over the whole thing?
DAE member Digg? I member that.
dumplesI was part of the great Digg migration and now the great Reddit migration....
BoozillaSame here. Thought you looked familiar!
Same. I also remember when everyone moved to Digg from Stumbleupon
Same here, my reddit account is 15 years old
I liked stumbleupon. It feels like they are less website to stumbleupon anymore