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> EDIT: I think this is why I continue to use Reddit. I struggle to find good subreddits in the same way as subject specific forums can be (i.e physicsforums.c
by type0 11y ago
> EDIT: I think this is why I continue to use Reddit.
I struggle to find good subreddits in the same way as subject specific forums can be (i.e physicsforums.com). Even those related to science and tech have huge chunk of crap floating around. Can you suggest how one could filter reddit content better?
- TheRealDunkirk 11y agoUnfortunately, no. I've built my list of 50 subs by clicking links, using existing subs' sidebars, and, honestly, a lot of clicking the "random" button. I've winnowed and added and winnowed for years now. Like you, I find many subs that SHOULD be interesting, just aren't, and I scratch them and move on.