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There are some good subreddits out there. r/experienceddevs springs to mind
by quickthrower2 6y ago
There are some good subreddits out there. r/experienceddevs springs to mind
- agumonkey 6y agoI scan Reddit wide but this sub I didn't know
- yamrzou 6y agor/AskHistorians and r/AskAnthropology come to mind as well.
- NathanielK 6y agoI enjoy Reddit, but it's just not designed for smaller communities in my opinion. The tricky thing with reddit is that it's algorithm tuned for a daily churn. A small sub, like the one you mentioned, may only have a couple good posts a week, but you will miss them if you don't check every day. If you only browse the frontpage of your subscribed subreddits, adding any popular subreddits tend to drown out the smaller ones.
- quickthrower2 6y agoI see. My habit is manually checking subs rather than relying on an aggregate or algorithmic view. I also sort by newest.
- aasasd 6y agoA couple workarounds for that: - Multireddits—you could put ‘slow’ subreddits into a multi that you'll check separately. - RSS feeds, if they still work.