> The good/fun/interesting things are gone Being a grammar nazi isn't good, fun, or interesting. It derails conversations, encourages know-it-alls, and the cor

> The good/fun/interesting things are gone Being a grammar nazi isn't good, fun, or interesting. It derails conversations, encourages know-it-alls, and the corrections are often not correct. /r/badlinguistics exists for a reason. Giving native speakers unsolicited advice is annoying, even if one is correct. > only stale propaganda and silly nonsense is left. There are a lot of niche subreddits with great content. Filtering by keywords and a few power users makes for a better experience. > You could block them. I hate this argument. The fact that reddit has an API does not mean we should tolerate junk replies from bots. Blocking a bot only blocks it for me; that bot is still polluting discussions.