> Crowd-sourced news is coming of age. That's what people thought around 2010, then we got censorship and control. If you like r/news now, then you would have

> Crowd-sourced news is coming of age. That's what people thought around 2010, then we got censorship and control. If you like r/news now, then you would have loved it 10 years ago when it was more "crowd-sourced" with less censorship. r/news is now no different from other major subs, mod propaganda. Also, append "old" to reddit.com for a better user experience - http://old.reddit.com/r/news http://old.reddit.com/r/news