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Long form content still seems to be increasing on SN though: #1313515
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Oh yeah that is very long form, which I didn't test for in the data.
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Yes, I was surprised by the exodus after the introduction of cowboy credits
I also thought there were too many editorials when I first joined, Stacker News Punditocracy
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I did enjoy reading all those editorials because they seemed like a shortcut to optimising my efforts here haha
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a shortcut to optimise? how so?
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There was a time where I posted guides to navigating SN, such as this one because I knew they would do well haha
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that's smart and I think a lot of new users would appreciate them
I think I remember this guide or top 10 reasons
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I think the way we use SN has evolved over the years. While I first began posting actively here (in the “heyday” of 2022-2023) — where it was common to haul in thousands of sats for an average post, SN felt like a V4V platform. People who took the time out to create thoughtful, insightful and comprehensive posts were duly rewarded — and rightfully so.
However, as the long-form posters went MIA and the rewards dwindled from a once-enticing 100k sats, SN has felt more like an online third space for me. The notion of V4V isn’t that salient these days — to me, at least. More like a community in which people zap me because they resonate with something I’ve said, and not because of the quality of my writing. Does that make sense?