Reddit is trying chat rooms again
Reddit is testing Discord-like channels where users can hold real-time conversations from within subreddits. The feature is only available in 25 small to medium-size communities for now.
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Reddit is testing Discord-like channels where users can hold real-time conversations from within subreddits. The feature is only available in 25 small to medium-size communities for now.
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Like every social platform, Reddit has been watching the rise of audio social closely, with a view to how it might adapt the same for its own purposes. And today, the platform has shared a first look at its coming audio tool 'Reddit Talk', which is essentially Clubhouse within subreddits, providing another way for users to connect within the app. As you can see here, Reddit Talk has a very Clubhouse-like feel, with larger avatars for speakers at the top of the room, then listeners below that. As explained by Reddit: "Currently, you can use text threads, images, videos, chats, and live stream...
Share it With audio social still gaining traction, and providing more ways for users to stay connected, it seems that almost every platform is now considering their own take on the function, and how it could be integrated into their app. And Reddit may be the latest one joining this trend - according to new reports, Reddit's currently testing its own take on audio social, with audio rooms within subreddits. As reported by Mashable: "Reddit is quietly exploring a new feature that would enable moderator-run voice chats, possibly similar to Clubhouse, according to a source familiar with the com...