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I have a feeling this effect will soon be nil. The more subreddit sticky comment rules, the more people will adapt to filter them, like the way we ignore ads.
by vinhboy 10y ago
I have a feeling this effect will soon be nil. The more subreddit sticky comment rules, the more people will adapt to filter them, like the way we ignore ads.
A lot of the subreddit I subscribe to have rules. I barely notice them anymore.
- Ar-Curunir 10y agoBut if the rules are strictly enforced, then people generally stick to them.
- Normal_gaussian 10y agoThe rules also tend to be largely similar. - Be polite - Be on topic - Use approved hosting So it is relatively easy for most of us to stay within the lines
- criddell 10y agoThe Trump subreddit (r/The_Donald) prohibits any criticism of Trump or his supporters. It's purely there for celebrating all things Trump. I suspect it has the highest number of banned users of all the subs. The eager use of the ban hammer means you can't ignore the rules.