The Front Page is a colloquial reference to the designation @Reddit has as "the front page of the internet" [1][2] Content that "hits the front page" has garnered enough @Upvotes in the @subreddit to which it was submitted to rise into the top 25 of #reddit's @r/popular; an aggregation of all submissions to all subreddits. The media that reaches this position can attract upwards of five million views within the span of a few hours and—then found by members of the press—generate tens, if not hundreds, of millions of @Earned Media impressions.
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The term "Front Page" also references the primary feed—viewed by clicking the Reddit logo in the top left corner—which is an aggregate of all subreddit submissions to which a user is subscribed.
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- [1] A Guide To The Front Page of the Internet, yahoo.com
- [2] Reddit: How to Win The Internet, theguardian.com
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- #reddit (See: @Reddit)
- #reddit-lexicon (See: @Reddit Glossary)