Mike Fenn
Mike Fenn is a former contributor to the Daily Dot whose beats included Reddit, YouTube, and all things WTF. His work has also appeared in Forbes and News.com.au.
If a GIF has sound, is it still a GIF?
On Jan 28, 2013 by Mike Fenn
What lengths would you go to in order to fool a parent? Redditor gutterbaby has a unique answer to that question.
Reddit's biggest funny subreddit gets some new rules, someone GIFs a raccoon-flinging monkey, and Reddit has questions about the DNA of wooden chairs.
Redditors have all the answers. Also: A child actor who worked with Scarlett Johansson tells all, Reddit will hold your cake day until you're online, and "meta" gets a meta discussion.
On Jan 25, 2013 by Mike Fenn
In today's Strange Subreddits: Move over, Reddit circles. Make room for the jerks who love triangles.
On Jan 24, 2013 by Mike Fenn
What would you do if you could be a woman/man for one year? Also: Peter Farrelly AMA-plugs his new film, "Movie 43."
Redditor karmanaut has compiled the top 500 sessions from r/IAmA, and some interesting stats emerge from the data.
Prepare to cringe. Also in today's Reddit Digest: Gender roles in geek culture; Reddit groups; David Plotz and a former spammer answer your questions.
On Jan 23, 2013 by Mike Fenn
Comedian, actor, and talk-show host Dennis Miller fielded questions from redditors—and one celebrity troll—during a Jan. 22 "Ask Me Anything" on the popular social news site.
On Jan 22, 2013 by Mike Fenn
Horror stories from the AskMen community. Also: How to land a job, Jason Mewes, and hate for small subreddits.
“If there’s anything you need," Lee says in the video, "just yell ‘Avengers assemble!’”
On Jan 21, 2013 by Mike Fenn
A 5-year-old recovering from a liver transplant got a big surprise from Bungie, the company behind his favorite video games.
More in today's Reddit Digest: Redditors' worst employees, Martin Luther King Jr., proof in AMAs, and one of the longest threads ever, mapped out.
Part history lesson, part GIF guide, here nearly every Oath of Office dating back to 1925.
Colonel Meow, Oskar the Blind Cat and Henri, Le Chat Noir lend their likenesses to a deck of cards that raises money for feline charity.
On Jan 17, 2013 by Mike Fenn
