Yeah that's what I've experienced too. I usually unsubscribe to all default subs, especially /r/politics and /r/all. Then the rest of the niche specialized com

Yeah that's what I've experienced too. I usually unsubscribe to all default subs, especially /r/politics and /r/all. Then the rest of the niche specialized communities are just pure gold. In particular: data_hoarders, anything D&D related, netsec and programming are ok. The rest however are just obvious old accounts bought by influence campaigns, which now sells for hundreds of dollars. (not to hard to see if you look at their posts history). Reddit made it so that having multiple accounts is much more easy than respecting the rules, especially with their one post by 10 minutes rule for most default subreddits. Their new site revamp however reeks of a Product Manager (tm) who got too much free time on his hand. If old.reddit.com goes away I don't know if I'll even bother. Thank God for the SingleFile extension for saving my favorite posts.