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> low-quality clickbait articles that come up on google when you search "things to do in _____" Reddit subs are handy for that. Search term: site:reddit.com/r/
by TheSkyHasEyes 4y ago
> low-quality clickbait articles that come up on google when you search "things to do in _____"
Reddit subs are handy for that. Search term: site:reddit.com/r/denver things to do
- kimbernator 4y agoFor me, this is about the most ineffective way to find travel advice. Reddit's great if you want to actually get a pro-con of whatever subject you're looking into, because people will argue for and against everything there simultaneously. Since I'm looking to be given recommendations, that means pretty much every recommendation will come with somebody else saying why I shouldn't "waste my time" on that thing. I'm sure this varies person to person, but I end up spending way too much time on reddit trying to find the "right" advice and never end up feeling truly satisfied with any of it.