While its user interface may seem very 1990, Reddit is so popular that the slightest service tweak can get Web watchers talking. TechCrunch, for instance, is really excited about the site’s new
“trending subreddit” feature, which gives reader a list of the most popular sub-communities. “It’s easy for one huge community to die almost overnight (see: Digg),”
TechCrunch writes. “But a community made up of a zillion sub-communities? That’s a different beast.”
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