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I virtually never go on reddit these days, but when I do it's often because I want to see peoples thoughts on a particular topic. i.e. skiing in x place, buyin

I virtually never go on reddit these days, but when I do it's often because I want to see peoples thoughts on a particular topic. i.e. skiing in x place, buying x product, what's the general consensus on x movie, ect. I imagine a lot of people are like that, especially since quora went nowhere. Also DAU is everything to a social media company as it relates to revenue, so it's clear reddit isn't in an especially good spot. Their market cap would have to be no more than 1/5th of say Snapchat or twitter.

freeflight 6y ago
> what's the general consensus on x movie If found Reddit kinda unusable for something like that, at least compared to the old school IMDB forums. The first results looking for any media are usually the official subs attached to the IP, and there you will rarely find anybody being critical of anything, it's often just a giant fandom circle-yerk. Bigger things will sometimes have their own threads on r/movies, with more diverse takes, but that feels more like an exception than a rule.