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To where? Twitter and Instagram are just as bad as Facebook. Reddit is magnitudes worse.

• jhickok 5y ago
  Reddit is in general hot garbage, but sub-communities have been wonderful if you can find them. Reminds me a lot of the old message board communities.
• datavirtue 5y ago
  Interested as to why you think Reddit is so much worse?
  • ecshafer 5y ago
    Not OP, but Reddit is really awful morally and from a user perspective unless you heavily curate your subreddits to low population subs. The front page has to be 95% secret ads or corporate/political shills. Its heavily populated by posts from bot accounts that use them to sneak in advertising posts.
    • mrweasel 5y ago
      Not only that, Reddit is an echo chamber, populated by people who claim to be tolerant, intelligent and open to new ideas. In reality most are single minded and will attack annoy one those who don’t share their believes. I closed my Reddit account after the last Danish parliment election, when it became clear that only left wing politic was considered “correct” and apparently any liberal party or candidate is not to be trusted, so no argumentation would considered valid.
    • wutbrodo 5y ago
      > unless you heavily curate your subreddits to low population subs. Isn't this true of any service, at least of a certain size? My Twitter feed is tightly, tightly curated, and even the comment replies to these extremely high-quality accounts are full of unbelievable levels of stupidity and hostility.