Top 5 Reddit Alternatives
Published:Reddit is one of the largest and most popular content aggregators in the world; however, it is not everyone's cup of tea. There are many equally cool Reddit alternative websites out there, and we frequent several of them regularly! Check out our Top 5 Reddit Alternative list to learn about a handful of other user-driven online communities that will undoubtedly pique your interests!
1) Voat
- Media aggregator website featuring user-posted content
- No legal subject in this universe should be out of bounds
- Their aim is to build a site that serves the needs and wants of our users; one that strives for quality over quantity, and doesn't pander to the lowest common denominator in return for traffic
- Quality content and friendly atmosphere
- Quickly find content that is interesting to you
2) Quora
- Quora makes it easy to get your questions answered, share your own knowledge, and browse the most interesting information people across the world want to share
- Democratizes access to knowledge of all kinds
- If someone out there knows something, anyone else on Quora can learn it
- Questions you ask on Quora are distributed to a vast network of people, from experts and authorities to regular folks with relevant knowledge
- Quora is a safe space online for people to read, write, and share, with a supportive and civil community
3) Hubski
- Hubski is a community for sharing thoughtful information and conversation. Here you can find interesting stories, ideas, and events, and share what interests you with others
- Follow people that interest you to build your personalized feed of posts
- Posts can be given up to two tags by its author. When you follow a tag, all posts with that tag appear in your feed
- There are no strict rules for what you can and can't submit to Hubski. However, the best posts contain ideas, information, and perspectives that we haven't encountered before
- Clean user interface
4) Hacker News
- Large and very active user base
- More geared toward the tech community
- Basic interface, their site is all about the content
- Can upvote content much like reddit, and the best content rises to the top
- If you are big time into technology, this is the reddit alternative for you!
5) Snapzu
- Snapzu is a community of web communities
- All content is user-submitted
- Uses democratic community voting to ensure quality of contributions & discussions
- Discussion is highly encouraged and allows members to connect and interact
- Join, participate & make a difference!
