How Reddit's Co-founders Built Reddit With An Army Of Fake Accounts ?
The video is worth watching though, it has more insights than just fake users.
You often have to seed a social site in order for it to be compelling for people to consume. Once they're hooked, then they start submitting.
As long as the quality is good, I don't think it's necessarily a bad thing.
Source: http://www.dailydot.com/business/steve-huffman-built-reddit-fake-accounts/
Google's April Fools Suprises
Today's the day when it's pretty much useless to even try using the Internet. Google is bringing tons of countless pranks today!
Happy First April to everyone!
Developing...
- Chrome Multitask Mode
- Google Analytics turns your stats into piano music (matthewsweet.net)
- Google's Really Advanced Search
- Google maps 8bit quest mode
- Google Weather Control
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