Sites like reddit?

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Are there any sites similar to reddit, that have big traffic?
Of course, not as big as reddit's, but traffic big enough it's worth to try and capitalize on it?
 
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I never heard of it.
Thanks for the suggestion.
 
Yeah, people are jumping ship from reddit since the Ellen Pao f-up. Damn witch is ordering mods to shadowban people left and right.
 
wouldn't say they're exactly the same but you can also try inbound.org, ycombinator, growthhackers

voat is new to me as well, looks interesting though will check it out
 
First time hearing about voat and I immediately checked the web and it seemed like voat looks promising. Thanks for the share.
 
Reddit is a popular social bookmarking site, the below sites are something like reddit but not exactly like the same.

popurls
newsvine
Digg
shoutwire
plime
theweblist
mixx
jaanix
spotback
reddit
nowpublic
topix
 
voat
it's based in switzerland and supports freedom of speech
 
Madrid4you said:
Reddit is a popular social bookmarking site, the below sites are something like reddit but not exactly like the same.

popurls
newsvine
Digg
shoutwire
plime
theweblist
mixx
jaanix
spotback
reddit
nowpublic
topix
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i believe reddit is exactly the same as reddit though :P

i've never heard of this voat.co either, it looks like 1:1 reddit clone, but it seems to be promising, 90% of the traffic is from tier 1 countries, it's not much yet, but it's a start
 
Voat is literally reddit's source code with an even less sustainable business model.
 
memzjo said:
Yeah, people are jumping ship from reddit since the Ellen Pao f-up. Damn witch is ordering mods to shadowban people left and right.
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I'm not that familiar with the Ellen Pao f-up, but I've noticed that there a lot of shadow banned account around reddit. It happened to one of my accounts.
 
Digg, HackerNews, Bibsonomy StumbleUpon are some viable choices of Reddit. These social bookmarking destinations are famous and commonsense in the meantime.

I generally discovered StumbleUpon to complex to utilize, Bibsonomy is different to me - I'll look at it, and HackerNews is great, however they're confined to genuine articles, they don't have subreddits (or subcategories whatever).
 
edward johnson said:
Digg, HackerNews, Bibsonomy StumbleUpon are some viable choices of Reddit. These social bookmarking destinations are famous and commonsense in the meantime.

I generally discovered StumbleUpon to complex to utilize, Bibsonomy is different to me - I'll look at it, and HackerNews is great, however they're confined to genuine articles, they don't have subreddits (or subcategories whatever).
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I agree with you on stumbleupon. Bibsonomy looks interesting.
 
Stumbleupon, YCombinator's Hacker News. Quora if you're looking for something more similar to reddit's discussion side rather than another social bookmarking platform.
 
BeSocial said:
Stumbleupon, YCombinator's Hacker News. Quora if you're looking for something more similar to reddit's discussion side rather than another social bookmarking platform.
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Yes, quora is great! You can get a lot of traffic from quora, if you approach it the right way!
 
VOAT is not Reddit code, it is written in C# ASP.NET MVC 5.
Reddit is written in Python
 
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