Fundamentally yes, but does GV wants to be India’s Reddit? I mean yes, could be. The app already shows similarities with Reddit’s structure. The way the communities are created but GV is inherently work centric and social later. So maybe a question for the GV team - how they want to balance this as they grow. Will they lean more into the professional side with some social features, or will they evolve into a broader social platform with work-related functionalities?
One of the problems with scaling is the inevitable flood of posts. Too many posts dilutes the quality of discussions, overwhelm users and will make it harder to maintain relevance around work related discussions.
No, I didn't mean in Reddit sense. It is the searchability that I wanted to highlight They have a great SEO game and need to capitalise on that. Obviously Reddit wins because they have the volume, which Grapevine should be able to get in couple of years
Downside of Reddit is unchecked responses more how Twitter is. Grapevine scores brownie points here, the people write cleaner and positive here
I am using pixel 7 and usually even the big companies do not focus on the user experience of Android but grapevine is just top notch
Just saying it out for the devs at grapevine, I feel it's better than blind. Kudos !!
i have been using the Grapevine app since the day it launched, and from the app features to the smoothness plus the UI they’ve achieved, it’s great. i love using the app!
Hey Folks, I thought I should do an AMA specially after yesterday’s rumours that I have been laid off from Grapevine - this isn’t true 😂. It is however true that I have been PIPed and have a much reduced role now xD
To be serious: H...
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