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The site would be better off with an outright ban on meta content. Aside from one or two outliers like DepthHub, most instances of someone on reddit linking to
by Karunamon 11y ago
The site would be better off with an outright ban on meta content.
Aside from one or two outliers like DepthHub, most instances of someone on reddit linking to something on reddit are a variation on "Hey, look at this stupid thing this person did, let's all point and laugh at how stupid they are".
- npizzolato 11y ago/r/bestof would disagree with you.
- Karunamon 11y agoOnly in name, rather than action. Bestof basically functions as a massive sanctioned voting brigade. (and I did mention outliers)
- mrfusion 11y agoI think hn needs a concept like r/bestof. It's the only way I get to find the really good user content in Reddit. There's no way I'd see most of that stuff otherwise. In fact the main reason I read hn comments is the hope of finding comment gems posted by an expert in the field, someone with a unique perspective on an issue, or someone with a heretical but plausible idea.