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Which is true. But when I discovered reddit about 7 years back it was nothing like this. Now the website leaves me feeling absolutely crap, angry and frustrated
by krtkush 7y ago
Which is true. But when I discovered reddit about 7 years back it was nothing like this. Now the website leaves me feeling absolutely crap, angry and frustrated. Plus, it is addictive.
- fastball 7y agoI started using Reddit around the same time (actually 9 years ago!) and I feel the same way about it now. Recently, I've gone totally cold-turkey on the platform. Where as previously I had been posting daily for 9 years!
- petepete 7y agoI've used Reddit since almost the beginning and it started off how HN is, being more tech-focussed than general. The discussions were, like here, the main selling point. It can still be great, you just need to take a bit of time and subscribe to subs that interest you without being too popular. With popularity comes the inevitable drop in quality.
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- tayo42 7y agodo you post anywhere else? traditional forums seem to have died with reddit getting big or I just can't find them anymore?
- fastball 7y agoHere mostly. Generally just trying to spend less time on the internet than I used to. The place I post this most is in GitHub issues. ;)
- GLjEI4YbnGD27LB 7y agoI still like reddit. I go to like r/fitness, leagueoflegends, themotte, askhistorians. I don't go to any of the political or news reddits, so whilst its fairly meme-heavy I still get that in-group feeling.