r/Reddit_startup • • Jan 08 '18

Calling all Reddit losers!

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To life’s LOSERS on Reddit - enjoy 😉 u/lithium44 $#! reddit” 12/8/16 I tried to understand reddit and its retarded users but it doesnt make sense to normal human beings. you have to be somewhat down syndrome to use reddit and understand what the $#! some of these $#!s are even talking about. anyone can join reddit just like highschool. if you graduated from highschool congrats your fit to becoming the average retard props you to i once thought i was special oh yeah i graduated but it turns out i was just special ed like the rest of you $#!ing retards. no graduating highschool has nothing on the $#!ing fools that use reddit the idiots that got A+ in highschool their the idiots that use reddit. lol. its comedy really. they think they are smarter than you because they say $#! that sounds more retarded than you its quite funny actually. dont stop laughing at the retards who graduated keep laughing truly the comedy continues in life when you join reddit. you $#!in fools will understand when you read the entirety of just one single post youll see how $#!ing stupid $#! gets. its pointless jabber. complete waste of time. ive realized tho that the same people who use reddit are the same $#!s that finally realized that graduating from highschool WAS a waste of time AND they should have just wasted their time on reddit instead. you $#*!ing retarded immigrants will never understand.


r/Reddit_startup • • Jan 14 '11

A new take on the Craigslist model

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Cross from here.

Existing problems to solve:

  • Craigslist is rampant with spam and scammers, flagging system is failing

  • The posting system is so generic that it's impossible to filter posts in meaningful ways

  • On Craigslist you have things that expire (products) and things that don't (services) but only one system to manage them both (listings that expire) which means the site handles services poorly.

  • Things shouldn't expire unless they are no longer available. Amazon > Ebay because Amazon let's your items stay on the site until they sell. Who gains from having products that are still available removed after 7 days, ebay?

So, basically rebuild craigslist so that it:

  • Places more importance on the account doing the posting, allows for building reputation and increases hurdles to creating multiple accounts to help combat spammers.

  • Products can be listed as "on the site until it sells" (think books, most products), "expires after X number of days" (think free stuff), "on the site forever" (most services). Based on what category you submit to these factors are pre-set.

  • Should redo anti-spam and flagging system and build in factors like reputation.

  • Should allow you to set your home location and provide your web/programming/whatever services to other cities

  • Should detect when people leave negative feedback for their competitors and then fuck them in the ass with it

Craigslist may have an artificial ceiling on its size because when a post gets buried quickly due to high volume that person will either give up or spam the site to keep their listing current (both bad) and prevent growth past that point. Therefore, a key to this platform is allowing for depth in item description and variety in length of posting. This should allow us to handle a higher volume of posts then craigslist.


r/Reddit_startup • • Feb 17 '18

The founder. Alexis Ohanian.

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r/Reddit_startup • • Dec 01 '19

r/PClaptops

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please support it here thanks.


r/Reddit_startup • • Oct 29 '17

1st 1

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Hows this wrk?


r/Reddit_startup • • Nov 30 '17

Changing profile picture

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I'm so confused guys.. How do you change your reddit profile pic?


r/Reddit_startup • • Nov 13 '17

New to Reddit

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I'm new to reddit i'm welcome here


r/Reddit_startup • • Dec 30 '17

Xbox live free codes

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Free Xbox live


r/Reddit_startup • • Jan 24 '18

Post...

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Our face is so sick it looks like I'm going to puke ten liters ... Oh my God...

Help me


r/Reddit_startup • • Jan 24 '18

Trolls, troll...

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No, fuck my friend, You are my friend More ىتشغح... (Arabe) شفغاهفص خي طع ظشطق (troll)


r/Reddit_startup • • Oct 27 '11

We just launched our Open Source Hardware startup, what do you think?

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http://www.tinkerforge.com

We make easy-to-use hardware modules that can control and sense stuff over USB. It will soon be possible to use a ton of different programming languages (currently only C/C++, C#, Java and Python) on a ton of different platforms, including embedded platforms and smart phones.

So, what do you guys think about our crazy idea?


r/Reddit_startup • • Dec 08 '17

The ICOExaminer Crypto-Christmas Giveaway!

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HURRY!!!!DONT MESS THE CHANCE TO GET GIVEAWAYS FOR ICOEXAMINER FOR A TOTAL OF $2K BITCOIN + 20 LEGER NOUNTIES TO WON....


r/Reddit_startup • • Feb 10 '11

Review my startup idea: financialliteracy.com

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I often hear people complain that personal finance is not taught enough in schools. While underemphasized, I feel this is a hugely important topic, and its lack of teaching why so many people get exploited by their banks and credit card companies.

What do you guys think of making a website to teach financial literacy? While it is not taught much, the material is pretty straightforward and doesn't require an expert to write. Do you think a site like this would catch on and gain momentum? Also, does anyone know of any competitors or places online where this has been done before?

I realize that this is not a huge moneymaker. However, once all the content is up, it might serve as a nice passive source of income. Also, it would be a decent service for society, by improving general financial literacy.

I'd love to get your guys' feedback on this idea. Also, if anyone wants to help me make this idea come to life, let me know, and I'd love to hash it out further


r/Reddit_startup • • Jan 25 '11

What happened today?

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So this morning, when I came here, there were 197 readers. Now there's 253 (about 20% increase). While it's great that we got new blood, I'm surprised the numbers grew so quickly. Does anyone know what caused this upswing?

That being said, I'd like to welcome all the new members, and encourage everyone to contribute and join the discussion.


r/Reddit_startup • • Jan 10 '11

Educational Portal to rival Wikipedia, eHow, About..etc?

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My highschool and college professors always complained about Wikipedia and other non-verified sources in essays and research. Virtually the only method of finding quality content on a subject was to go through a secured and login protected portion of your schools library as the general public and other students/educators couldnt have access. Everyone has complained that Wikipedia, Wikia, eHow, Hubpages, Mahalo(vomit), and the like are all crap content farms copied from one another. Sadly, this is true and they unfortunately rank at the top of Google because there is no one wanting to come forward and challenge their lack of quality information. With a solid foundation of recruited Verified Experts in their various fields writing and editing each others content, authority from guests and the search engines would come naturally. I know this is quite vague, but I do have a plan or two for a semi-education/quality/verified content portal. Brainstorm with me here! Thoughts...likes...dislikes...


r/Reddit_startup • • Mar 08 '11

Honest request to seek interest for a news startup...(Rival FoxNews/HuffPo?)

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There is a massive and loyal following of both liberal and conservative news/political junkies. With that there is a serious disgust for Foxnews as well as CNN and HuffingtonPost.

(Its important I refrence that I don't believe its as much of a political disagreement disgust for them, yet a series of flaws in their content and their overall methods of sharing news)

Is there interest to create something better, more innovative?

There are virtually tons of various angles and features to help this potential news portal become more respected and innovative than its rivals, yet I just wanted to gauge interest on this subreddit before we dived into that area.

Interest?


r/Reddit_startup • • Apr 07 '11

NTBD: Needs To Be Done ... by redditors.

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r/Reddit_startup • • Jan 09 '11

Anyone want to start a bank? (Cross-post from /r/entrepreneur)

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r/Reddit_startup • • Dec 21 '10

MakeMyScript.com

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This is my idea for user submissions of original film scripts. The idea would be that all submissions become publicly available for use and possible production by Indie, student (all levels, including High school) and professional film makers to get the writers name in demand and a their words turned in to reality.

The only stipulations are that the writer has to be credited and sent a link or DVD (can be burned) if the film is produced at any level.


r/Reddit_startup • • Dec 19 '10

Meanwhile, in /r/ProjectCairo, we're trying to create some internet-based businesses in the rural town of Cairo, Illinois. Would you like to join us? :)

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Our goal is to make a positive change in the very subverted city of Cairo, Illinois. The idea was conceived after this thread, and our plans are to create both reason and possibility for more people to move to Cairo and start making good things happen.

Before you ask, we're only three weeks old and haven't got everything figured out yet. We have both crazy and sober ideas on the table, and we're very open to suggestions. Our moderator don't have internet access at the moment, so the info in the sidebar is a bit out of date and not entirely accurate. If you are interested, these are the most relevant threads:

Also, we're well aware of what became of r/redditisland, but we have very different circumstances here and are trying to get at least one step further. If you're a skeptic, pessimist or realist, or whatever the term is, please be constructive with your input. This is indeed an uphill struggle with a lot of obstacles, but that's the challenge. We'd rather try and fail than not try at all.

In short, we need businesses that can bring money in to Cairo, and people who can support themselves with businesses outside of Cairo.


r/Reddit_startup • • Jan 10 '11

Project Management Software

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This seems necessary.

At least until somebody creates a startup to make something from scratch to be extra-perfect.

(post what you think are good alternatives)


r/Reddit_startup • • Dec 14 '10

What ideas do you all have for a startup?

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Feel free to throw out any ideas, no matter how developed they are. Others are welcome to add on to ideas, or propose slight modifications.

To create a good brainstorming environment, let's try to keep all comments positive. While noone's idea will be perfect, for now lets focus on the pros and positive aspects of all ideas presented


r/Reddit_startup • • Mar 17 '11

Share a online forum full of entrepreneurs that you know

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I was wondering if anyone know an online forum full of entrepreneurs that help each other out (Things like Credit Card Merchant, a good shopping cart, and other helpful tips).

There's one that I read every so often from WebHostingTalk, where people who run their own web hosting business talk about their practice: http://www.webhostingtalk.com/forumdisplay.php?s=673b410c06f330202cce485ab654cd31&f=6

So what's your site?


r/Reddit_startup • • Jan 09 '11

Local indy music online web player

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I want to make a web player with a huge emphasis on artist location. Build up a massive database of music that is otherwise ignored. Make the interface real simple and not cluttered with a bunch of garbage. Maps and searching would have to be extremely easy to use.

I bet there is probably something along these lines out there already but I haven't been able to find it.

What are your guys thoughts?


r/Reddit_startup • • Jan 23 '18

Why Startups Are Embracing Sustainable Co-working Spaces

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