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I disagree with what the article says. If you follow no news or politics related subreddits, its a wholesome and friendly place (mostly) like it always was. T
by lionkor 4y ago
I disagree with what the article says.
If you follow no news or politics related subreddits, its a wholesome and friendly place (mostly) like it always was.
The mistake is thinking news and politics make good talking topics on the internet, on massive platforms like that. Headlines are the only thing people read, theres no genuine discussion, just people screaming as loud as they can, hoping their opinion ends up being the loudest.
- richbell 4y ago> If you follow no news or politics related subreddits, its a wholesome and friendly place (mostly) like it always was. It's a shame that you have to go out of your way to make it a decent experience. It's been a while since I've created a new account. Do you still need to manually unsubscribe from 50+ subreddits?
- lionkor 4y agoI believe in the beginning it persuades you to subscribe to "recommended" ones, but I remember theres a way to make an account that follows nothing, its not difficult but not the default either