MotherBoard : Is Reddit the most powerful website on the Internet? Yeah, that’s a pretty bold question to even be asking, especially considering it’s only ranked 121 on Alexa. But in terms of power, not traffic, Reddit is certainly up there. It’s huge, it’s deep, and it’s got an uncanny ability to push content into the viral zone (which should be the name of a TV show) and basically be the Internet’s tastemaker. But how did it get that way?
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No one imagined that reddit also have fake accounts ....and the reasons for success of reddit is also these fake accounts .
We only have ourselves to blame. As a population, we need to follow trends, and be part of a popular group. All they did was set up the parameters by which they wanted to grow. The title of the article leads you to believe that they are doing it now, and still fooling us. It is a different set of circumstances when they are trying to get off the ground.
How many of us "padded" or resumes, or even while on the job.... "Oh yeah, I can totally drive an excavator. I'll do it until Jim gets back from vacation." Next thing you know you proved yourself, and can move forward.
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...this is not new news....at all.
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