Social media platform Reddit said on Wednesday it would launch several real-time features, including voting animations and typing indicators, [...] to boost engagement on the platform that has fueled a 'meme-stock' frenzy in the recent past. Reuters reports: While Reddit has been a well-known internet name for years, attracting millions of experts ... ⌘ Read more
Social media platform Reddit said on Wednesday it would launch several real-time features, including voting animations and typing indicators, [...] to boost engagement on the platform that has fueled a 'meme-stock' frenzy in the recent past. Reuters reports: While Reddit has been a well-known internet name for years, attracting millions of experts ... ⌘ Read more
> Reddit said on Wednesday it would launch several real-time features, including voting animations and typing indicators, […] to boost engagement on the platform that has fueled a ‘meme-stock’ frenzy in the recent past
Recall when I've talked
> Reddit said on Wednesday it would launch several real-time features, including voting animations and typing indicators, […] to boost engagement on the platform that has fueled a ‘meme-stock’ frenzy in the recent past
Recall when I've talked about how big-tech social media platforms work and how they fund their business? 🤔
Very simply:
More engagement == More audience reach == More advertiser spend == More revenue == More profits
Remembers folks:
> You are not a user, you **are** the product!
> Reddit said on Wednesday it would launch several real-time features, including voting animations and typing indicators, […] to boost engagement on the platform that has fueled a ‘meme-stock’ frenzy in the recent past
Recall when I've talked about how big-tech social media platforms work and how they fund their business? 🤔
Very simply:
More engagement == More audience reach == More advertiser spend == More revenue == More profits
Remembers folks:
> You are not a user, you **are** the product!
> Was there a time when it was not? 🤔
Probably true. I just remember when it was the simple old interface where you simply upvoted posts/articles and there would be a community subreddit for pretty much anything or any topic.
I can't remember, however, how long they've had all the trackers and whatnot running on the webpages, probably much longer than I realise.