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Where are you seeing so much "toxic negativity" on Reddit? The homepage is pretty generic news content if you're not logged in, but the typical logged-in experi
by manigandham 7y ago
Where are you seeing so much "toxic negativity" on Reddit? The homepage is pretty generic news content if you're not logged in, but the typical logged-in experience with any social network comes down to who and what you follow.
EDIT: I'm curious what people are disagreeing with here. I'm in dozens of subreddits that are all great communities.
- PopeDotNinja 7y agoDo you spend much time on /r/all?
- manigandham 7y agoNo. That's not a subreddit, it's just an index of trending content. Reddit even created r/popular to make a more filtered and generic version of r/all.