This Is What ‘Reddit In Real Life’ Looks Like


Why in the world was there be a Reddit booth at a video game convention this past weekend?

A) To sell Reddit swag. (They did.)
B) To draw lines of people. (They did.)
C) To let Reddit workers meet real-life Redditors in the flesh. (They did.)
D) To run a low-tech Reddit-in-real-life using magic markers and a whiteboard. (They did this, too.)

Reddit’s Jena Donlin explains real-life, manual Reddit in the video here, which we shot this past weekend at PAX East in Boston. Don’t fret if you missed it. Donlin says they’ll be doing this more.


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