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I don't know why this reply is downvoted, it's essentially correct. Many science AMAs feature obscure subjects that not many would be interested in interacting
by ferongr 8y ago
I don't know why this reply is downvoted, it's essentially correct. Many science AMAs feature obscure subjects that not many would be interested in interacting with.
- crankylinuxuser 8y agoOr better yet you regularly see the following [Comment removed] [Comment Removed] [Comment Removed] [Comment Removed] And when I have access to cache on rare occasions, it really is innovative or interesting content being discussed. But because someone didn't understand, or someone didn't care, or $insert_reason , the whole discussion chain was deleted. That kind of stuff made me unsub r/science . It was turning into a cesspool of narrowminded busybodies. Kind of reminds me how StackOverflow is.