There's a reason he compared Reddit with Twitter and Facebook. You interact a lot with social media (commenting, liking, etc.) and also their content is much more dynamic and personalised.
Wikipedia is very static in comparison.
Wikipedia is very static in comparison.
The statistics I can find for Reddit put it at 160 submissions per second[0]. And that's not counting comments or votes. And each vote changes the ordering of submissions and comments.
[0]https://www.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/comments/8aek7d/red...
Or 'hide', in every sub I'm active in I hide each new thread after I've decided I am not interested or after I've looked at it so I can quickly scan new stuff.
Then add automoderator removing things for manual approval, approval of threads etc. Gilding, messages, chat etc.