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I thought that too until I got an account recently. There are really some excellent subreddits hidden beneath all the memes and reposts. Places like TwoXChromos
by zackzackzack 15y ago
I thought that too until I got an account recently. There are really some excellent subreddits hidden beneath all the memes and reposts. Places like TwoXChromosomes, Seddit, DepthHub, TheoryOfReddit, and TrueReddit really have a great deal of value and sharp minds in them. As soon as you venture off the beaten front page path of pics and funny, you get to places that approach Hacker News level of comment quality.
The challenge I see is keeping the good subreddits good. The mods spend a good deal of time beating the new redditors to each subreddit into shape.
Read this for more:
http://www.reddit.com/r/Psychonaut/comments/o1zjo/ban_memes_in_rpsychonaut/c3dqjlm http://www.reddit.com/r/Psychonaut/comments/o1zjo/ban_memes_...
- astrodust 15y agoI've had to retreat from the over-exposed groups and into the smaller niches, but that's hardly a way to run a community. It's too fragmented and discovery is hard, with word of mouth or casual linking in the sidebar being about the only way to reasonably discover new places to explore. Reddit's user community has never been stronger, but the platform is in serious disrepair.