Agreed. It seems beyond a certain amount of users, enforcing guidelines becomes almost impossible and the quality of content gets subjectively worse, if you bel

Agreed. It seems beyond a certain amount of users, enforcing guidelines becomes almost impossible and the quality of content gets subjectively worse, if you belong to the original group of users. Reddit is a victim of its own success. The only real problems I see with Reddit are political censorship in default subs and corrupt mods. When you add all that together, Reddit (or at least the most visible part of it) really has become a bad place for open discussions.