I generally agree with you. To enjoy this subreddit, it's best to think of it more as a collection of in "depth" posts, than it is of "quality" posts. That mea

I generally agree with you. To enjoy this subreddit, it's best to think of it more as a collection of in "depth" posts, than it is of "quality" posts. That means it often offers some really bad, but very long and detailed content. It's something I subscribe to and occasionally find gems in. Most importantly, I enjoy that the content is all original discussion as opposed to articles I will probably find elsewhere.