That's key. I notice the vote count is low, even compared to TD where we were supposedly already nerfed big time.
How many people join here will truly tell us how many active users we truly had, and not leftists looking to screech either.
After the admin takeover, there is no excuse to not at least register here. I get some want to fight till the end, but we need to grow bigger before we fragment.
When we do after reaching a large enough mass, I hope it's a default "all" sub, and then two subs - one for news and discussion, and one for memes.
Sometimes I want nonsense and just catch up on what's going on, other times I'm in the mood for shits and giggles.
I don't know about that. A lot of people frequent multiple subs, and so long as they are unique enough people have no reason to not split up. For example I would usually check the front page of t_d, browse the comments, then go to subreddits that were based around my other interests. It helps since once you go past the first couple pages of any sub the content tends to get thin, and if you don't feel like discussing politics one day you can engage more in other communities.
Maybe just a couple different ones for specific subjects like gaming, guns, and movies / tv to begin with.
Ask T_D was such a weird subreddit. Before I took the full plunge into T_D I would go there instead to get a feel for what people thought. Only the extreme leftist answers were upvoted and commented on, and they were all from people who didn't actually post on t_d but would instead "hypothesize" about our positions and perspectives.
For the site to have a section for more formal discussions about the issues. The main site is a never-ending rally; that's how it worked on T_D. Questions and formal discussions were for AskT_D. AskT_D didn't work out very well, because the only people who commented were leftists, but I thought the idea was a good one.
We really need subwins now. Like subreddits.
SubWins sounds like a subpar win. DomWin sounds like DomainWin and DonWin.
That's key. I notice the vote count is low, even compared to TD where we were supposedly already nerfed big time.
How many people join here will truly tell us how many active users we truly had, and not leftists looking to screech either.
After the admin takeover, there is no excuse to not at least register here. I get some want to fight till the end, but we need to grow bigger before we fragment.
When we do after reaching a large enough mass, I hope it's a default "all" sub, and then two subs - one for news and discussion, and one for memes.
Sometimes I want nonsense and just catch up on what's going on, other times I'm in the mood for shits and giggles.
Is there a spot that shows the number of members here on .win?
I don't know about that. A lot of people frequent multiple subs, and so long as they are unique enough people have no reason to not split up. For example I would usually check the front page of t_d, browse the comments, then go to subreddits that were based around my other interests. It helps since once you go past the first couple pages of any sub the content tends to get thin, and if you don't feel like discussing politics one day you can engage more in other communities.
Maybe just a couple different ones for specific subjects like gaming, guns, and movies / tv to begin with.
Subwins... I actually really like that name!
The more I say it the more I like it! "Subreddit" made no gd sense the first time anyone heard it. The times are a-changing boys!
We need an AskTheDonald. The subreddit fell to the enemy a long time ago.
for what? i dont want anyone here to "ask" me shit, I want to read news and comment with my fellow pedes.
Same, AskTheDonald wasn't very good, it ended up being used to attack Trump supporters.
Ask T_D was such a weird subreddit. Before I took the full plunge into T_D I would go there instead to get a feel for what people thought. Only the extreme leftist answers were upvoted and commented on, and they were all from people who didn't actually post on t_d but would instead "hypothesize" about our positions and perspectives.
For the site to have a section for more formal discussions about the issues. The main site is a never-ending rally; that's how it worked on T_D. Questions and formal discussions were for AskT_D. AskT_D didn't work out very well, because the only people who commented were leftists, but I thought the idea was a good one.
Personally I think they should be called "subtrumps". Kinda like "uptrumps". ?