Reddit is a mature discussion network with enormous reach where votes rank posts inside a community. Kind Channel is a small, new nonprofit platform where votes decide which ideas become scheduled broadcast programming, and every submission gets written editorial feedback first. Reddit is far larger; Kind Channel is built around a production outcome.
No. They do different jobs. Reddit is a discussion network; Kind Channel commissions programming from submitted ideas. Plenty of people would reasonably use both.
No, and not close. Kind Channel is new with a small founding community, while Reddit has hundreds of millions of monthly users. Any claim otherwise would be false.
Yes. Nothing in Kind Channel’s guidelines requires exclusivity, and posting to a large audience for discussion while submitting for production are complementary rather than competing.