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Will they also be replacing writers like these https://archive.is/cEGD4 https://archive.is/cEGD4 with something better? I think that's the far more urgent task

• scrollaway 11y ago
  That is an absolutely pathetic article... Edit: And after reading it closer, it seems to be from someone who doesn't understand how neither reddit nor food work. I wonder why they felt the need to print it.
  • kagamine 11y ago
    While that was a pointless article to write anywhere outside of reddit itself, as it is in essence just a reddit rant, it is actually spot on imo. /r/food is parody of a food blog by people who are either in on the joke or, due to heart disease, won't live long enough to get in on the joke. The description of your average reddidiot was also accurate.
• makomk 11y ago
  This saves them from having to replace writers like that. Before, they were in danger of people pointing out just how slimy articles like that were in the comments. Now they can just not print those letters.
• clydethefrog 11y ago
  If you look at those comments, you see nothing of value is added. They all attack the author personally or on his writing style, instead of explaining why they don't agree with his article. To be short, they're mad. They could have shown the many bright sides of the reddit cooking community if people claim the article is one-sided. But they didn't.