Imzy, the self-styled friendlier alternative to Reddit, is shutting down. Imzy’s raison d’être was to offer a nicer, safer environment for people to communicate. So, given its demise, it appears people are perfectly happy with the slightly more rambunctious nature of other social media sites. Reddit has to be one of the foundations of the […]
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If you’ve spent much time posting on Reddit, you’ll know how frustrating it can be to see post after post flop. You might have posted fifteen times, only to receive three comments and five upvotes. You’ll catch yourself wondering why the hell people rave about this “Reddit” site so much. But the blame here isn’t […]
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If you use Reddit on a regular basis, there’s one browser extension that you absolutely need to install right away: Reddit Enhancement Suite (RES). It adds countless new features and improvements to the site — once you start using it, you’ll never go back. Why do I use it? Because it allows me to filter […]
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If you sit back and think about it, it’s mind-blowing how popular and successful Reddit has become since its inception in 2005. But if we dig a little deeper, there are a few more stats and facts that might surprise you. 1. Reddit has just over 36 million user accounts. That may sound like a […]
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It is the Internet’s most popular discussion board, but surprisingly, Reddit did not have official mobile apps of its own till recently. Of course, in the meanwhile, developers had made several third-party apps for Reddit. So the question is, are the official apps the best Reddit mobile apps? A few things before we dive in: […]
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