See... I dunno. I don't think that's the problem, though, at least, that's not my problem with reddit. My counterexample is Kuro5hin, back when it was still a

See... I dunno. I don't think that's the problem, though, at least, that's not my problem with reddit. My counterexample is Kuro5hin, back when it was still a thing. In the good old days; sure, you could never really be sure who was trolling and who wasn't, but it was usually well-written, erudite trolling. It wasn't particularly repetitive, and it was entertaining. In my opinion, the problem is not trolling, it's people expressing opinions in repetitive, uncreative and not very entertaining ways. Fundamentally, I believe that the problem is bad writing.