>It's exhausting to put up with The sub in question has had polls and surveys posted to it, popular ones which have remained on the front page of it, and they'

>It's exhausting to put up with The sub in question has had polls and surveys posted to it, popular ones which have remained on the front page of it, and they've received paltry engagement (~10,000 engagements). You're making it out as though that one entity has corrupted the site, which is a plainly hysterical claim based on the evidence. >Folks from there will re-post links (or share via chat) to "controversial" posts in other sub-reddits to coordinate brigading, for example. Do you have any evidence for this? Because discord groups to disrupt Reddit aren't unique to T_D and the hyper-leftist ones far outnumber those on the right, as with their meta-subreddit parents. It's disappointing to see Reddit drama appearing on this site as often as it is. I remember a time when HN wasn't really on the Redditor's radar. What good times they were.