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Basically everything that has a chance to show up on /r/all is trash. Checking out what people in /r/country suggests for turists before you visit is pretty va
by tomjen3 6y ago
Basically everything that has a chance to show up on /r/all is trash.
Checking out what people in /r/country suggests for turists before you visit is pretty valuable. So is advice in /r/slowcooking, /r/yourhobby and so forth. Basically it allows people to create communities even if they have on technical skills.
- Mediterraneo10 6y agoThe membership of /r/country subs skews heavily towards teenagers and people in their early twenties. They aren't a very good source of tourist advice, because they haven’t had the opportunity in their lives yet to travel much themselves. Also, they tend to be a demographic that identifies itself as cosmopolitan and English-speaking, to the point where they are often ashamed of rural and folkloric traditions that tourists would be interested in.