> This is a well known problem in reddit. The self-aware joke is /r/suberbowl, which is commonly mistaken for a football game, when it's really a place for sube

> This is a well known problem in reddit. The self-aware joke is /r/suberbowl, which is commonly mistaken for a football game, when it's really a place for suberb owl pics. > I remember /r/crypto having predictable problems, given its a fairly small community going back long before cryptocurrency gained mainstream attention. /r/peloton is about professional cycling, but many people think it's about Peloton trainers