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> taken over by politics spam Not in my experience. You just have to subscribe to subreddits that don't have a political tilt. On rare occasions some subredd
by tyrust 5y ago
> taken over by politics spam
Not in my experience. You just have to subscribe to subreddits that don't have a political tilt. On rare occasions some subreddits go dark or sticky something political, but I'd hardly call that a take over.
- wdroz 5y agoThe spam is everywhere, even /r/science was spammed last time I was there (I leaved last year).
- fuzzer37 5y agoThe defaults (Or what used to be defaults), are all generally garbage and filled with political spam. Finding more niche and specific subreddits yields better results.
- selfhoster11 5y agoYou will note that /r/science is a mainstream sub. You've got to subscribe to niche subreddits only and build up your experience from there to avoid politics. Most of my small hobby subs are politics-free.