[mahranch]

> It's really not.

I'm going to have to disagree. My point wasn't that reddit is becoming facebook or youtube, but that it is in the same ballpark as far as traffic goes. And if you're at a quarter billion unique hits every month, you are playing with the big boys. The point was one of relativity - reddit is a huge global website and not some small community.

Since it is so huge, we shouldn't treat it as some small BBS. Just because reddit doesn't have the exact same traffic as youtube doesn't invalidate my point.