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It's always the same argument: "if you don't use Reddit the way .00001% of their users do, you're using it wrong". Yeah, no.
by bzb3 6y ago
It's always the same argument: "if you don't use Reddit the way .00001% of their users do, you're using it wrong". Yeah, no.
- ornornor 6y agoWell then I don’t know what to tell you. Enjoy your dumpster fire? Parent'spoint was that Reddit is unusable. I’m bringing a counterpoint that it’s ok if you stick to niche/specific subs and avoid the default subreddits and politics/news. It’s my opinion. You may not agree with it.
- bzb3 6y agoI didn't want to sound dismissive, but: >It feels like if you’re using Reddit for politics and news you’re doing it wrong. It’s a dumpster fire in that respect. 99.999% of Reddit users use it for that (just look at the front page). If you invent a tool and when you start testing it you see an overwhelming amount of the testers use it wrong, you can hardly blame the testers. The problem is your tool.
- majewsky 6y agoI see a lot of people wearing face masks on their mouth only, not covering the nose as they should. Should we conclude that the current mask design is broken?
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