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Reddit

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Reddit Inc.
Kong-si lūi-hêngPrivate
Bāng-chām lūi-hêngSocial news
gí-giânMultilingual[notes 1][1]
Sêng-li̍p2005  6 goe̍h 23 ji̍t; 21  í-chêng (2005-06-23) [2]
Chóng-pō͘San Francisco, California, U.S.
Gia̍p-bū hoān-ûiWorldwide
Ióng-iú-chiáAdvance Publications (majority shareholder)[3]
Chhòng-li̍p-chiá
Tāi-piáu jîn-bu̍t
Sán-gia̍p
Êng-gia̍p-gia̍h>US$100 million (Q2 2021)[4]
Oân-kang700 (February 2021)[5]
Bāng-chíreddit.com
Kóng-kòBanner ads and promoted links
Siong-gia̍p sèng-chitYes
Chù-chhehOptional[notes 2]
Sú-iōng-chiá52 million DAU (Oct 2020)[6]
Hiān-chōngActive
Têng-sek gí-giân

Reddit sī chi̍t-ê só͘-sio͘h niú-suh (social news) liân-kiat ho̍k-bū bāng-chām, hō͘ ēng-chiá ūi chām téng hoat-piáu lōe-iông he̍k-chiá sī liân-kiat. Kong-si tāi-seng sī 2005 nî ùi Massachusetts ê Medford chhòng-li̍p--ê, 2006 nî bē hō͘ bú-kong-si Condé Nast, hiān-sî chóng-pō͘ tī San Francisco.

  1. The site's display interface is available in several common languages, but most of its user-submitted content is written in English with no built-in translation feature. Individual subreddits may opt to cater to a specific language, only allowing posts, comments, etc. in that language.
  2. Reddit can be viewed without an account but registration is required to submit, comment or vote.
  3. Previously written in Lisp, then rewritten in Python in 2005.
  1. "What languages is Reddit available in?". goân-loē-iông tī 2023-03-30 hőng khó͘-pih. 2022-11-04 khòaⁿ--ê.
  2. "Reddit on June 23-05". December 5, 2006. August 28, 2014 khòaⁿ--ê.
  3. "About ADVANCE". www.advance.com. goân-loē-iông tī April 15, 2019 hőng khó͘-pih. November 26, 2018 khòaⁿ--ê.
  4. "Reddit Secures Funding to Continue Growth Plans". Upvoted (ēng Eng-gí). August 12, 2021 khòaⁿ--ê.
  5. Porter, Jon (February 9, 2021). "Reddit to double employees after raising $250 million". The Verge. August 19, 2021 khòaⁿ--ê.
  6. Patel, Sahil (December 1, 2020). "Reddit Claims 52 Million Daily Users, Revealing a Key Figure for Social-Media Platforms". The Wall Street Journal.