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Depends on which Reddit communities you're a part of.
by JoshTriplett 6y ago
Depends on which Reddit communities you're a part of.
- vmception 6y agowhich really means unsubscribe from everything on all
- jcims 6y agoReddit Pro Tip #1: After unsubscribing from all of your original subreddits, only subscribe to those with less than ~100k users (YMMV). If there's a popular sub you like, there's probably an unpopular one for a similar topic. Reddit Pro Tip #2: On the 'old' site layout, adding /comments to your front page or any slow subreddit will surface all of the comments instead of the submissions. This is a super handy way to see where the conversation is happening when the list of posts hasn't changed much in the past day or two. E.g. https://old.reddit.com/r/hackernews/comments https://old.reddit.com/r/hackernews/comments
- throwaway0a5e 6y agoEven the niche subs all go to crap as they grow. I've left dozens of niche subs because they've become inundated with amateurs who think that some blog-spam article they read just before replying is an authoritative source and when they can't do that they just virtue signal (in the technical "look I believe what you believe" sense, not in the politically loaded sense of the word). I would just write this off as becoming old and bitter but I can see formerly dead subs in the same niche get activity from the good content creators as this happens to the popular sub (i.e. people are migrating) so it's clearly not just me.