> I have moved from using reddit to frequenting a traditional forum where the content is ordered chronologically Chronologically by last update, otherwise you

> I have moved from using reddit to frequenting a traditional forum where the content is ordered chronologically Chronologically by last update, otherwise you could always read /r/yoursub/new, but that's only chronologically by last original post. By last original post doesn't help much. For slow-moving subs, it doesn't change anything much; for fast-moving subs, it's okay-ish if you care about posts more than comments, but you still lack curation (however imperfect).