Reddit is an interesting case; they seem to have almost unlimited amounts of user good will. Case in point: I get the "you broke reddit" pageload failure message an awful lot and I'm sure others do too. How many other sites have userbases that would tolerate such a high number of errors?
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Reddit is an interesting case; they seem to have almost unlimited amounts of user good will. Case in point: I get the "you broke reddit" pageload failure message an awful lot and I'm sure others do too. How many other sites have userbases that would tolerate such a high number of errors?
Not many perhaps. But Twitter did too.
Its a discussion site. Not an eCommerce site.