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Discovery of these communities though is hard. Unless you are particularly looking for a community (Maybe /r/sc2 or something). you don't really have any tools
by HaloZero 16y ago
Discovery of these communities though is hard. Unless you are particularly looking for a community (Maybe /r/sc2 or something). you don't really have any tools to successfully find them. Most people still subscribe to the main default subreddits reddit provides. Just an issue with having subreddits without the appropriate tool to discover them.
- Joakal 16y agoUsing /all/ means subs appear to front page if a thread is popular enough. Far more better than the /random/ sub feature that looks in the whole set instead of the popular ones.
- jedberg 16y agoAn issue that we very much want to fix sooner rather than later.
- eyeforgotmyname 16y agoMaybe a periodic table of subreddits would help?
- jedberg 16y agoYeah, something like that. But the trick is with 60,000 subreddits and more being added every day, we'd really like to figure out a programmatic way to generate it.