Do you think it's for the karma? Fine, but what's the point of karma? It's just a number on your profile. It can go up or down depending on what you write, how and where.

Or are they on Reddit mostly for the badges or trophies? Okay, why? Can someone explain this to me?

Reddit is only good because of the subreddits. If I for example want to see news and talk about gaming I just visit /r/gaming subreddit. There's always a lot of interesting topics or posts about it. If I want to see some cool and funny videos I just visit /r/videos subreddit.

This subreddit thing is cool, don't get me wrong, but this great feature is something we already have too. Communities - it's like the same thing as subreddits.

The only difference between these two platforms is that there's less content and less people, but shouldn't people think of this as a big early opportunity to actually have a good chance to earn tokens with a real value by posting some good content, commenting and being active on the platform? Isn't that better than some internet points without any value? And don't forget that if you get mistakenly banned on Reddit it's all gone, forever.

Where's the problem though? Do these people just don't know about other social media platforms? Are they scared of change? Or is it just too hard to create an account here? What's the reason? What do you think? I would like to know your opinion.