Like someone else said, reddit is still good for certain things, but that is entirely up to the subreddit. Bigger subreddits tend to suck, usually the smaller o

Like someone else said, reddit is still good for certain things, but that is entirely up to the subreddit. Bigger subreddits tend to suck, usually the smaller ones are good, and deteriorate when popular. A revent example of this is r/fuckcars, which has just become a meme subreddit now, but started off as a place with some good discussion. So, basically, with reddit it's very much luck. I still use r/analog and r/londoncycling, but most of the other ones I accept are just meme subs. Forums are great if you can find a good one for your purpose. I use https://www.lfgss.com/ https://www.lfgss.com/ for cycling in and around london. I also follow https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/ https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/ for money tips in the UK. Controversial, but I think forums are better than subreddits, as there is less chance that you will get an influx of people who are not really interested in your stuff. If something hits r/all, you might get a lot of people controbuting to your sub that probably shouldn't be. Finally, 4chan isn't half bad on some boards... /mu/ is kinda fun, as is /fit/