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Google/DDG/Bing it and read some forum threads. Sure you can't get people to spoon feed you answers that way but do you really want to be spoon fed by people w

• alfyboy 6y ago
  How do you usually format your searches to avoid all the SEO crap?
• duckmysick 6y ago
  How do I know if forum threads are written by people with enough experience? Especially if they are giving conflicting advice. I don't have the expertise to make that call myself. If I had, I wouldn't need to look it up.
  • jimbokun 6y ago
    > Especially if they are giving conflicting advice. That's the most useful scenario. When you have people debating one thing being better than another, gives you specific claims you can follow up on and think about which factors are most important to making your decision. If everyone agrees, or only one option is argued for, I would be more suspicious of the advice.
• gruez 6y ago
  >Google/DDG/Bing it and read some forum threads and that doesn't have the reddit shill issue? > Sure you can't get people to spoon feed you answers that way but do you really want to be spoon fed by people who don't actually know anything? Or you know, people want to spend 10 minutes looking for the best product, rather than spending a few days going down a rabbit hole of their own personal research.
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